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Hari agrees to let his flat to Sita for marijuana packing business on a monthly rent of Rs.50,000. After five months Sita stops the payment of rent. Can Hari recover the rental amount? What is the closest net fixed rent?

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Hari agrees to let his flat to Sita for marijuana packing business on a monthly rent of Rs.50,000. After five months Sita stops the payment of rent. Can Hari recover the rental amount? What is the closest net fixed rent?

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Yes, Hari can recover the rental amount. The agreement between Hari and Sita is a contract, and if Sita fails to pay the rent as agreed, Hari has the right to take legal action to recover the unpaid rent.

The closest net fixed rent would be the amount agreed upon in the contract, which is Rs. 50,000 per month. If Sita has stopped payment after five months, the total rent due would be the monthly rent multiplied by the number of months for which payment has not been made.

However, it's important to note that the legality of the business for which the flat is being used could potentially complicate matters. If the marijuana packing business is illegal in their jurisdiction, the contract itself could be void, and Hari might have difficulty enforcing it. It's always a good idea to consult with a legal professional in these kinds of situations.

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