My tenant passed away years ago, and I’ve been locked in a legal battle with his wife and sons over vacating the shop. After a long court process, they were ordered to leave but got a stay order from the High Court. Now, one of his sons wants to make a new agreement, saying he doesn’t care what we include. Can we make a new lease agreement with him as a tenant and close this chapter completely? Can we also include a condition that he has to vacate the shop within a month or two after the six-month lease ends, without any legal action?

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Law Forum › Category: Landlord / Tenant › My tenant passed away years ago, and I’ve been locked in a legal battle with his wife and sons over vacating the shop. After a long court process, they were ordered to leave but got a stay order from the High Court. Now, one of his sons wants to make a new agreement, saying he doesn’t care what we include. Can we make a new lease agreement with him as a tenant and close this chapter completely? Can we also include a condition that he has to vacate the shop within a month or two after the six-month lease ends, without any legal action?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My tenant passed away years ago, and I’ve been locked in a legal battle with his wife and sons over vacating the shop. After a long court process, they were ordered to leave but got a stay order from the High Court. Now, one of his sons wants to make a new agreement, saying he doesn’t care what we include. Can we make a new lease agreement with him as a tenant and close this chapter completely? Can we also include a condition that he has to vacate the shop within a month or two after the six-month lease ends, without any legal action?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It’s possible to enter a new lease agreement with the son, but it’s crucial to get legal advice regarding the existing stay order and its implications on this new agreement. Including a condition for vacating within a month or two after the six-month lease ends might be legally tricky and could lead to further disputes.

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