A
few
days
ago,
KGF
actor
was
in
the
news
though
he
wasn't
directly
involved
in
the
matter.
His
mother
had
approached
the
High
Court,
when
their
landlord
asked
Yash's
family
to
vacate
the
house.
The
owner
of
the
property,
Muniprasad
said
that
they
hadn't
paid
the
rent
for
months
and
also
got
his
house
renovated
without
seeking
his
permission.
As
per
the
recent
developments,
High
Court
has
issued
a
deadline
of
two
months
for
Yash's
family
to
vacate
the
rented
house
in
Bangalore.
As
far
as
the
reports
hold,
Yash's
mother
approached
the
court
requesting
extension
on
the
stay
upto
six
months,
as
the
newly
bought
property
in
Hassan
is
under
construction
still.
However,
Muniprasad
found
her
request
unreasonable
and
refused
to
allow
the
family's
stay.
Therefore,
the
court
decided
to
provide
them
with
two
months'
time
to
vacate.
Apparently,
Yash
family
has
been
staying
at
the
house
in
Banashankari
3rd
block
since
2010.
They
were
paying
a
rent
of
Rs
40,000
per
month.
But,
from
2013,
they
stopped
paying
the
rest
and
refused
to
vacate
the
house
when
told
by
the
landlords.
She
was
also
believed
to
be
conducting
chit
fund
activities
within
the
residence.