Delhi High Court Orders GMR Group to Vacate Farmhouse

Imagine a company called GMR Group was renting a fancy farmhouse for their boss.

The owner, Indus Sor Urja, made a rental agreement but didn't officially register it.

Then, the property was sold to a new owner, Onkar Infotech, for a lot of money.

Onkar said the old rental agreement wasn't valid because it wasn't registered.

The court agreed, saying GMR Group was just renting month-to-month.

The court told GMR they have to leave the farmhouse, which was being used as the company chairman's residence.

GMR claimed the land laws should apply, and tried to say the lease was longer.

Now, GMR has to find a new place for the chairman.