Tman104:
Tell your real landlady to follow you go there na

sexaddict08:
u don enter one chance be that... Yoruba people will say Eleyi gidigan Hausa man go like, ka shiga ukwu Igbo go be like, .....?

makazona:
I was rattled by a letter from one law chamber that my shop has been sold. When I confronted the owner (the person we v been paying the rent to) she said nothing like that has happened. That she is in with the relevant documents as the owner of the property.

Now the same chamber is calling for a meeting of all tenants/ occupants.

Who do we obey?
What do I do?

Meanwhile, my location is cross river state and my rent is still remaining a year and half.

Please help me y'all.

Lalasticlala, seun others. Please help

makazona:
I was rattled by a letter from one law chamber that my shop has been sold. When I confronted the owner (the person we v been paying the rent to) she said nothing like that has happened. That she is in with the relevant documents as the owner of the property.

Now the same chamber is calling for a meeting of all tenants/ occupants.

Who do we obey?
What do I do?

Meanwhile, my location is cross river state and my rent is still remaining a year and half.

Please help me y'all.

Lalasticlala, seun others. Please help

NetBizguy:
Ah ah! ask other tenant who they are paying rent to, if the Chamber is calling all other tenants for meeting maybe the person you're currently calling Landlady is only re-renting the space to you and she might even be the tenant they know not you..

I think she has played you by collecting double the rent and not remitting whats due to the landlords

they letter they are sending you what name does it bear?

TheTrueSeeker:
I hope the lawyer sent in a letter? Keep all correspondence between your first landlady (rent receipt) and letters from the new lawyer. Don't attend a meeting without a proper (written) notice or invitation. You may need them latter

Insightz:


Op, just be very very careful with this. First thing. Does your current person have legal title to the property (His/her words may not be good enough) you should verify. If not, I suspect that he/she may be sub-letting the property without the (real landlord's) consent)

Secondly, it may be a case of scam. This has happened before where the landlord tries to scam the tenants using fake law firm.

Thirdly, the landlord may be trying to evict the tenants, renovate rhe property and doesn't know how to evict the tenants

Possible solutions:

One, get all tenants together to determine the real story. Determine who you are all paying rent to.

Second, Get all your papers together. Documents relating to your current rental agreements, payments receipts , corespondences, etc.

Third, depending on your agreement, you have quiet use and enjoyment of your property. You are entitled to see out your rental period.

Fourth, protect yourselves. Get a lawyer. Not a quack lawyer o. Do not attend the meeting without the help of a lawyer.

Remember, I am saying this blindly. I do not know the content of the letter sent by the law firm in question.

Just walk carefully.

makazona:
I was rattled by a letter from one law chamber that my shop has been sold. When I confronted the owner (the person we v been paying the rent to) she said nothing like that has happened. That she is in with the relevant documents as the owner of the property.

Now the same chamber is calling for a meeting of all tenants/ occupants.

Who do we obey?
What do I do?

Meanwhile, my location is cross river state and my rent is still remaining a year and half.

Please help me y'all.

Lalasticlala, seun others. Please help

makazona:


Thanks so much. You must be a legal practitioner

makazona:


But if invited properly, I should attend?