Section 111 of TPA : Section 111: Determination Of Lease

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Explanation using Example

Imagine John has rented an apartment from Mary for a period of one year, according to a written lease agreement. Here's how Section 111 of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 might apply in different scenarios:

  • If the one-year lease period comes to an end and is not renewed, the lease determines by efflux of the time limited thereby (clause 1).
  • If the lease states that John must not keep pets and John adopts a dog, Mary can choose to end the lease **by...

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