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2 years ago
I rented my flat for an agreement of 2years. The agreement ended on April, 21. The tenant has not paid rent for 6 months & now wants waiver of 2 months rent or else threatening not to vacate the room. Please suggest what should I do now.
A.Dear Sir,
It is wise to take post dated cheque in respect of 2 months rent and get him vacated other wise if matter goes to court it will take 2-3 years time.
It is wise to take post dated cheque in respect of 2 months rent and get him vacated other wise if matter goes to court it will take 2-3 years time.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
Since the agreement is effectively over, the tenant now is criminally trespassing in your property. You as a landlord have the right to recover your property if any point of agreement has been violated. You can send him a legal notice for recovering your overdue amount. You may also consider filing a police complaint u/S 441 IPC for the offence of criminal trespass.
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Since the agreement is effectively over, the tenant now is criminally trespassing in your property. You as a landlord have the right to recover your property if any point of agreement has been violated. You can send him a legal notice for recovering your overdue amount. You may also consider filing a police complaint u/S 441 IPC for the offence of criminal trespass.
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A.Hi,
As per S. 108 of the Transfer of Property Act, a landlord may recover possession when the tenant has violated the agreement. You can send him a legal notice first but if he is not still not paying you the overdue amount then you can lodge a police complaint u/S 441 of IPC as he is trespassing after the agreement is over.
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As per S. 108 of the Transfer of Property Act, a landlord may recover possession when the tenant has violated the agreement. You can send him a legal notice first but if he is not still not paying you the overdue amount then you can lodge a police complaint u/S 441 of IPC as he is trespassing after the agreement is over.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.send him a legal notice by lawyer.
he have to pay full 6 months with interest.
he have to pay full 6 months with interest.
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