67: Tender of lease for twenty years to tenant to be a bar to right to compensation
The Punjab Tenancy Act · Punjab Acts · Chapter VI · in_force
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Tender of lease for twenty years to tenant to be a bar to right to compensation.– If a land-lord tenders to a tenant lease of his tenancy for a term of not less than twenty years from the date of the tender at the rent then paid by the tenant or of such other rent as may be agreed on, the tender, if accepted by the tenant, shall bar any claim by him to compensation in respect of improvement previously made on the tenancy.
Effective date: 1887-11-01
Related sections
66: Improvements begun in anticipation of ejectment68: Liability to pay compensation for improvements to tenants on ejectment or on enhancement of his rent Compensation for disturbance of clearing tenants65: Improvements made before commencement of this Act69: Compensation for disturbance of clearing tenants Procedure in determining compensation64: Title of tenants not having right of occupancy to make improvements70: Determination of compensation by Revenue Court
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