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I am a widow lady of 57 years of age; my husband was in Govt. job and he had expired in 2003. I have two sons and both are married and doing Govt. jobs. I am having two shops, agriculture land and a house in Ropar city (Punjab) India. One of the shops is Shop No. 69, bhai lalo market, Ropar and rented since 1989 and other one is vacant (near bela Chowk, Ropar). I had filled an ejectment suit in lower division court for bonafide necessity against the shopkeeper of Shop No. 69, bhai lalo market, Ropar (Tenant) in year 2003.
My tenant has pleaded that since I own two shops in Ropar city and I can start my business from other shop in Bela Chowk area. They had also presented the documents from the office of my husband that I got 15 Lacs in year 2003 as retirement/ death benefits of my husband and I own a house in ropar city and got rental income and agriculture income beside the family pension from Govt. of Punjab.
In reply to this I told that “Since my husband was bed ridden for last 3 years and I spent a lot of money on his treatment, after getting the retirement benefits I repaid the money owned from my relatives. Both my sons are my partners in the agriculture land and house and they are taking all the produce of agriculture land and rent from house. I have only my pension for my living. I want to start a beauty parlor or boutique in the shop No. 69, Bhai lalo market, Ropar. The other shop in Bela Chowk area, I owned is located near a chicken shop and in the evening drunk people use to visit this area and it is not possible for a lady to run her business from this shop”
My tenant has given a sworn in affidavit in court that “he has no other source of income other than rented shop (Shop No. 69, Bhai lalo market, Ropar). He is the only earning member of his family and his wife is a housewife”. Later on I came to know that my tenant owns two shops in Bahi Lalo market Shop no. 98 in Bhai lalo market, Ropar in his name and Shop no. 68 in Bhai lalo market, Ropar (Adjacent to my rented shop) in his wife’s name.
In his witness before court, my tenant had admitted that he owned shop no. 98, Bhai lalo market in his name & his mother-in-law has purchased Shop No. 68 in his wife’s name. He is using both the shops as godown and running his business from rented shop.
All the above facts are on record and submitted to the court. You are kindly requested to study my case and advise the further course of action and my chances of getting back the shop for my bonafide necessity.
I am a widow lady of 57 years of age; my husband was in Govt. job and he had expired in 2003. I have two sons and both are married and doing Govt. jobs. I am having two shops, agriculture land and a house in Ropar city (Punjab) India. One of the shops is Shop No. 69, bhai lalo market, Ropar and rented since 1989 and other one is vacant (near bela Chowk, Ropar). I had filled an ejectment suit in lower division court for bonafide necessity against the shopkeeper of Shop No. 69, bhai lalo market, Ropar (Tenant) in year 2003.
My tenant has pleaded that since I own two shops in Ropar city and I can start my business from other shop in Bela Chowk area. They had also presented the documents from the office of my husband that I got 15 Lacs in year 2003 as retirement/ death benefits of my husband and I own a house in ropar city and got rental income and agriculture income beside the family pension from Govt. of Punjab.
In reply to this I told that “Since my husband was bed ridden for last 3 years and I spent a lot of money on his treatment, after getting the retirement benefits I repaid the money owned from my relatives. Both my sons are my partners in the agriculture land and house and they are taking all the produce of agriculture land and rent from house. I have only my pension for my living. I want to start a beauty parlor or boutique in the shop No. 69, Bhai lalo market, Ropar. The other shop in Bela Chowk area, I owned is located near a chicken shop and in the evening drunk people use to visit this area and it is not possible for a lady to run her business from this shop”
My tenant has given a sworn in affidavit in court that “he has no other source of income other than rented shop (Shop No. 69, Bhai lalo market, Ropar). He is the only earning member of his family and his wife is a housewife”. Later on I came to know that my tenant owns two shops in Bahi Lalo market Shop no. 98 in Bhai lalo market, Ropar in his name and Shop no. 68 in Bhai lalo market, Ropar (Adjacent to my rented shop) in his wife’s name.
In his witness before court, my tenant had admitted that he owned shop no. 98, Bhai lalo market in his name & his mother-in-law has purchased Shop No. 68 in his wife’s name. He is using both the shops as godown and running his business from rented shop.
All the above facts are on record and submitted to the court. You are kindly requested to study my case and advise the further course of action and my chances of getting back the shop for my bonafide necessity.
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