Rules Regarding Lease Contract If a Part of Leased Property Ruins
Issue No.1883- If a person leases out a house which has, for example, two rooms, and one of those rooms is ruined and he gets it repaired immediately, and the benefit which can be derived from it is not at all affected, the lease does not become void, and neither can the lessee cancel the lease. However, if the repair takes so much time that the benefit to be derived from it by the lessee is partially affected, then the lease in respect to that room becomes void, and the lessee is also entitled to cancel the whole lease.
