1. Though the owner has right to demolish the tenanted premises for the purpose of re-development, the same has not given unfettered rights to the landlords to so so at his will.

2. If you want to delay the demolition then you can seek legal intervention by way of civil suit for declaration and injunction . Though the landlord will get eventually the right to develop the same and give the fresh tenancy in the developed portion, the delay it would cause would give you much needed breather.

3. You can also negotiate with the new landlord to delay the development works.

1. You have a valid tenancy right on the said property,

2. The developer shall have to allot you a new shop in his developed building,

3. Without negotiating with you about the new shop, he can not start developing the building,

4. File a police complaint about his forcible harassment for getting the shop illegally vacated,

5. File a declaratory suit and petition for injunction restraining the developer in evicting you with out due process of law,

6. The case may take even 5 years, if you so wish.

1) engage a local lawyer . refuse to vacate .

2) you cannot be called upon to vacate within period of one week .

3) file suit for declaration and for injunction restraining landlord from evicting you by force .

4) you can easily get more than 2 years to complete your studies . eviction suits take years to be disposed of

5) there are number of lawyers on this website from bangalore . contact any of them for legal assistance