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The landlord asks the tenant to agree to increase the rent to double the previous amount or to vacant the house. The tenant had to agree to give double the previous rent and continue living in the house. He thereafter refuses to pay. Which of the following answers do you think is more appropriate?
Tenant has to pay the new rent.
Tenant has to pay the old rent and continue to occupy the house.
Tenant has to pay old rent but vacate the house within a reasonable time
Above situation is not enough to decide.
Answers (1)
Tenant shall not pay the new rent as it is not a free consent and the landlord is in a position to dominate the will of the tenant he uses is position to get the rent able the agreement is void as vitiated by undue influence he would vacate the house only according to the terms and conditions of previous rent agreement. Therefore, option a is correct.
