Can A Tenant Leave Property If He Is In Lock-in Period Due Force Majeure

Sir, we do tenancy matters everyday in Delhi. Delhi High Court is clear- you cannot always utilise force majeure clause for everything. But yes, the terms of the agreement would make a difference. So would have to read. The solution is to send legal notice and file a suit against him. Get in touch for affordable service. Regards Adv Shreesh

Automatically such clause force majeure can be pressed into service. Impose penalty if he leaves before lock-in period. Please give me Rank 5 and Review my Resume and Follow me if my answer satisfies you

Further when ever two parties enter into Agreement irrespective of Clause mentioned or not , when dispute arise. The Statuory Laws will prevail.

Mr Akash , Force Majore is new concept even though it was there earlier .But due to Covid 19 Lick Down it's now a Burning Issue. Whereas Lock Down existed only 45 days effectively in Bangalore . Further , as per Force Majore Clause enacted by Central Government in March Clearly states , if Force Majore clause extend more than 90 days only then either party may opt for cancellation of Agreement. Since you have not mentioned where you are seeking relief I am not able Guide you properly . For more relief Cobtact any Advocate in this Forum.

send a legal notice before any step you can consult me

Issue legal Notice inview of terms of contract.

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would have to take a look at the agreement and the specific clause or clauses regarding force majeure. if vacating the property is not an aspect of the agreement during this situation, then he may not be legally entitled to do the same.