Alok
Tholiya
THOLIYA BHAVAN. GR. FLOOR,
SANTACRUZ (EAST), MUMBAI: 400 055.
Tel. 26125699
/ M.9324225699.
Reg: Article “Tenants locked in
repair tussle with landlady” published in page 2 of TOI on 26th May....
Dear Clara, (Reporter Times
of India )
Hi,
Hi,
1. This is about ur
above article. Did you ask the tenants how much rent they are paying per month
to landlady?
2. Do you know that there is a law that all tempos older
then 15 years have to be discarded? Why? Then why 50 year and older building which
are falling year after year and precious life and property are lost are not asked
to be compulsorily redeveloped rehousing old occupants?
3. You have reported that tenants are saying she wants to
redevelop her building. Is it a crime to redevelop? Even most of the new
buildings of flat owners are being redeveloped with the availability of extra
FSI and TDR.. Then why she should not be cooperated by law, officials and
tenants to redevelop her property. Govt. should ask banks to finance landlords
to redevelop their property giving them 4 FSI as is being given to builders
developing unauthorized slums.
4. You have reported that tenants apprehend that landlady
wants the building to collapse .While you have also reported that she stays on
top floor. Will her life and property be not in danger if building falls?
5. You have reported that she stays on top floor and
terrace is just above her flat. How on earth the water leaking from terrace
enters lower floors to flats of tenants? Have you personally satisfied yourself
against this allegation and can you elaborate on this? Normally water will
first enter landlady’s flat. And if there is leakage on her floor too then water
will percolate down to lower floor. You say tenants flat got flooded. Do you
know the dictionary meaning of flooded, leakage, seepage? Have you used word flooded
to create bad opinion about fraternity
of landlords the shelter providers? Have you used this adjective under
influence of Trustee of Jaslok hospital? The truth is known to only Holy Jesus
and you.
6. Did you ask tenants to support landlady in rebuilding
as there is a limit to repairs. Is not it unwise to spend huge sum of money on
dilapidated building which you say is getting flooded.
7. Has Times of India been only getting news about
suffering tenants? Why don’t you visit two of my buildings to see how much as a
landlord I have to suffer and tenants are staying free and because of biased
reporting of newspapers all including Police and courts are having sympathy towards tenants
and are against landlords.
Pl. visit my two tenanted
buildings and atleast report facts about suffering landlords.
I will be shortly mailing
more facts about tenants and rent act, builders and new breed of landlords,
courts dealing with rent matters. I don’t want to tire you in a one shot hence
closing this mail,
Hope to receive your reply
on above,
Bye,
Alok Tholiya
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