Section 108 of TPA : Section 108: Rights And Liabilities Of Lessor And Lessee

TPA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Rita leases a commercial space from Sunil for her bakery business. The lease agreement does not specify anything contrary to the standard provisions of Section 108 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, so these provisions apply to their lease.

Under clause (a), Sunil must inform Rita if there is a significant issue with the property that could affect her bakery business, which Rita could not easily find out herself. For instance, if there is a known problem with the electrical wiring that could pose a fire hazard, Sunil is obliged ...

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