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Section 41: Liability of person allotted accommodation to pay rent

The Chhattisgarh Accomodation Control Act, 1961State Act of Chhattisgarh · Act 41 of 1961

Where an accommodation is allotted to a person under [sub-section (2) of Section 39 of Section 40-A] he shall be deemed to be a tenant of the landlord of such accommodation and shall be liable to pay therefor from the date of the vacation of the accommodation-

(a) where the accommodation before it became vacant was in occupation of a tenant, the rent payable by such tenant;

(b) where the accommodation was not previously in occupation of a tenant, such rent as may be determined by Rent Controlling Authority in accordance with the principles specified in Section 7:

Provided that where, in consequence of any proceedings under the first proviso to subsection (2) of Section 39, the accommodation remains unoccupied by the allottee for a period exceeding fifteen days from the date of vacation thereof, the allottee shall be liable to pay rent only for a period of fifteen days out of the period during which it remained so unoccupied.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Chhattisgarh Accomodation Control Act, 1961
Section41
Marginal noteLiability of person allotted accommodation to pay rent
JurisdictionState of Chhattisgarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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