• Property is rented out to Mr. A
• Mr. A formed a Pvt Ltd company on that rented property and started paying rent from the company's books
• Mr. A is one of the director in the formed company
• Mr. A has not obtained any consent from the landlord regarding forming Pvt Ltd company on that rented property.
Does is amounts to sub-let of the rented property?
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Does forming a Pvt Ltd on rented property without the consent of landlord amounts to deemed sub-let?
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First of all whether sublet was allowed in the rent agreement. If not then it will be better to have a NOC from the landlord.
Sub-let was not allowed in the rent agreement, and Landlord hasn't given any NOC to the Tenant.
Would it be deemed sub-let?
Would it be deemed sub-let?
I don't think there is anything as deemed sublease.
The landlord has all rights to take legal action
The landlord has all rights to take legal action
yes it is unauthorized deemed sub-let
Thankyou Anil Jain sir
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