Tenet is not paying rent and water bill.
2 years ago
What should I do as tenet has not paid water bills from several months and now refusing to pay rent also and not even ready to vacate the house. Should I cut the connection? How much a lawyer cost if I file a case?
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.cutting connection is not a option.
First send legal notice through lawyer.
Then you have to file eviction suit.
he have to pay full rent arrears.
First send legal notice through lawyer.
Then you have to file eviction suit.
he have to pay full rent arrears.
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Nishant Singh
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hello,
You can file an eviction Suit under section 14 of Delhi Rent Control Act and recovery of rent and actual expenses. It is a summary procedural Suit. Lawyers professional charges may be differ as per work and experience.
Thanks with best regards
Nishant Singh(Advocate)
New Delhi
You can file an eviction Suit under section 14 of Delhi Rent Control Act and recovery of rent and actual expenses. It is a summary procedural Suit. Lawyers professional charges may be differ as per work and experience.
Thanks with best regards
Nishant Singh(Advocate)
New Delhi
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A.Initiate an ODR-Online Dispute Resolution process through Vidhi Samadhaan on VCDR
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A.Raise an ODR through Vidhi Samadhaan at VCDR
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Vaidehi Samant
Responded 2 years ago
A.Straight away get the tenant evicted from the house if he's not paying rent or cut that very much amount from his fixed deposit if he has provided any. Getting the water connection cut is fine but keep in mind that in the future if you need to connect the same it will be tedious procedure. Else you may send a legal notice to the tenant and if he doesn't comply you may file a case. Lawyer's fees will depend on the lawyer you hire for your case.
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A.Hi,
You can approach the rent control board to recover the dues from the tenant. You can also approach the court to remove the tenant from the property.
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You can approach the rent control board to recover the dues from the tenant. You can also approach the court to remove the tenant from the property.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
When a tenant fails to pay their rent or vacates the property as per the agreement a problem occurs. You may serve a legal notice for non-compliance with the tenancy agreement, as well as claim for unpaid rent. In this case, you have the legal right to keep the security deposit. Also, serve him with an eviction notice. You can file an eviction suit if he does not comply with the legal notices.
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When a tenant fails to pay their rent or vacates the property as per the agreement a problem occurs. You may serve a legal notice for non-compliance with the tenancy agreement, as well as claim for unpaid rent. In this case, you have the legal right to keep the security deposit. Also, serve him with an eviction notice. You can file an eviction suit if he does not comply with the legal notices.
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A.Hi,
You can send him a legal notice for eviction from your house and can ask him to pay the rent and other bills. You can keep his security to cover up the rent amount. You can file a civil suit against him if he didn't comply to the notice.
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You can send him a legal notice for eviction from your house and can ask him to pay the rent and other bills. You can keep his security to cover up the rent amount. You can file a civil suit against him if he didn't comply to the notice.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
You can file a civil suit to remove the tenant from the property. The landlord can also approach the rent control board to recover the dues from the tenant.
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You can file a civil suit to remove the tenant from the property. The landlord can also approach the rent control board to recover the dues from the tenant.
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