Tenancy Issue; Landlord not giving me my security deposit Rs. 45000.
3 years ago
What action can I take against my landlord, her intention is to sell the flat and using my security deposit to do the same.
Suneel Moudgil
Responded 3 years ago
A.1. you can serve him/her a legal notice through a lawyer to make payment of the security deposit,
2. if payment is not made despite service of the legal notice, you can file a civil suit for the recovery of the amount,
2. if payment is not made despite service of the legal notice, you can file a civil suit for the recovery of the amount,
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Manoj Kumar Welegal services
Responded 3 years ago
A.You give Legal Notice to your landlord for payment of security deposit. If after legal notice the landlord fails or deny refund of said amount, and if you have valid documents of payment of Security deposit amount, you can sue before the court.
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A.you can serve notice and vacate the flat
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.you can serve notice and vacate the flat
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Neena Perpetua C
Responded 3 years ago
A.#civil#free advice
Dear sir/Madam,
The landlord can sell the property and if you wish to continue the tenancy she can very well mention about the tenancy and the transfer of the security deposit to the new owner along with a clause mentioning such transfer of the security deposit in the sale deed. Moreover if the sale is completed, the new owner will enter into a new lease agreement with you mentioning the receipt of the security depospit.
However if you don't wish to continue the tenancy with your present owner, you can very well demand her by giving a month's notice or whichever time prescribed in your lease agreement,
for vacating the premises and for the refund of the security deposit
Dear sir/Madam,
The landlord can sell the property and if you wish to continue the tenancy she can very well mention about the tenancy and the transfer of the security deposit to the new owner along with a clause mentioning such transfer of the security deposit in the sale deed. Moreover if the sale is completed, the new owner will enter into a new lease agreement with you mentioning the receipt of the security depospit.
However if you don't wish to continue the tenancy with your present owner, you can very well demand her by giving a month's notice or whichever time prescribed in your lease agreement,
for vacating the premises and for the refund of the security deposit
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A.Hi
As long as you have a rental agreement with your present land lord, no need to worry.
Even if the land lord sells the flat, the new owner needs to ensure that he honours the present rental agreement with your land lord.
Continue to remain in possession of the flat by paying rentals on regular basis till such time either
1) you have a lease agreement in place from either the new owner or existing owner for the period you may so desire
or
2) Till such time you find an alternative accommodation of your choice.
Law favours the tenants (subject to tenants paying rents) and you do not need to worry.
As long as you have a rental agreement with your present land lord, no need to worry.
Even if the land lord sells the flat, the new owner needs to ensure that he honours the present rental agreement with your land lord.
Continue to remain in possession of the flat by paying rentals on regular basis till such time either
1) you have a lease agreement in place from either the new owner or existing owner for the period you may so desire
or
2) Till such time you find an alternative accommodation of your choice.
Law favours the tenants (subject to tenants paying rents) and you do not need to worry.
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A.Until your amount is returned you should not vacate the premises and tell him them you will spoil prospective sale transactions. Please give me Rank 5 if you feel my answer helped you.
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Viswanath M K
Responded 3 years ago
A.Issue a legal notice.
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