National Land Code (Revised - 2020) · Updated to 15 Oct 2020 · Chapter 3 · Forfeiture
235. Notice before forfeiture
Feedback & supportNotwithstanding anything to the contrary contained therein, no person or body shall be entitled to enforce, by action or otherwise, the forfeiture of any lease, sublease or tenancy 259
for breach of any of the provisions thereof unless and until that person or body has served on the lessee, sublessee or tenant for the time being a notice in writing—
breach
“breach”, in relation to any condition, covenant or agreement, includes any default in the observance thereof;
specifying the particular breach complained of;
if the breach is capable of remedy, requiring him to remedy it, and
in any case other than non-payment of rent requiring him to make compensation in money for the breach, and the lessee, sublessee or tenant on whom the notice is served has failed, within a reasonable time thereafter, to remedy the breach
rent
“rent” includes— (a) any annual sum payable to the State Authority by way of rent; (b) any other annual payment due to the State Authority which by any written law is to be collected as if it were rent or land revenue; and (c) any fee due to the State Authority in respect of arrears of rent by virtue of rules under section 14; (d)…
(if it is capable of remedy) and to make reasonable compensation in money therefor to the satisfaction of that person or body.