A lease contract does not expire upon the death of the landlord or tenant, and the relationship continues with the heirs. Consequently, any ongoing RDSC proceedings or legal rights associated with the lease also transfer to the heirs. If the heirs o…
A lease contract does not expire upon the death of the landlord or tenant, and the relationship continues with the heirs. Consequently, any ongoing RDSC proceedings or legal rights associated with the lease also transfer to the heirs. If the heirs of a tenant wish to terminate, they must provide at least thirty days' notice to the landlord. This legal continuity ensures that the estate of the deceased remains protected and that rental obligations are settled through the established judicial framework.
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