Rental security deposit
Rental security deposit
Owner not returning deposit from last two months and now making false claims that guyser and fixture not working whereas it was working
3 years ago
A. File a civil money recovery suit against him.
Adv. Sarika Khude
Ejectment Case
what is the court fee applicable for ejectment case filed at a lower court. Rent for the property is Rs. 8000/-pm
3 years ago
A. Hai,
The court fees applicable for eviction cases varies from state to state. Please provide us with more details to help you with the same. If you find this helpful, please rate us.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Semi furnished
I have a free semi furnished space with a wall almirah attached,my new arrival tenant is saying to remove the almirah?What to do if I want to keep the almirah?What to say to the new tenant?
3 years ago
A. Hi,
It is your land, you can do with it as you wish. The tenant can find alternative accommodation if the almirah is too much for him to handle.
However, he might have a right to ask for the same depending on whether there is such a condition in your tenancy agreement.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
New electric meter 1
I have a new tenant ,the new tenant wants to apply a new meter in his company name? Can I , Landlord give consent to apply for a new electric meter in the name of company?Is it beneficial to do so?Wha
3 years ago
A. Unless the EB meter is in repair you are not suppose to change , if you change it should be surely in landlord's name only.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Tenant not paid rent for 16 months & still continuing the house locked.
My tenant has been living in my house leased through an agreement for 11 months which has already expired on 05-01-2020. Some time was given initially but due to COVID it prolonged but he has not paid
3 years ago
A. Dear client
Greetings to you
You can send a notice to the tenant for rent arrears.
Still there didn't respond you can file case against them for eviction and default payment.
Ferosha shiffon Ansari Haja
Karnataka Land Reforms Act , 1974 - Section 61
Hi, Am I correct when I understand from the below Section 61, the "Occupant / Tenant" since the act came into force on 01-03-1974 until date of final order cannot transfer the property in the form of
3 years ago
A. Hi,
Yes, this is the right interpretation.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974
Under Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974, we are told all tenancies came to an end on 01-03-1974. The title was transferred to my grandmother as on 24-10-1980 under Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1974. Our
3 years ago
A. Hi,
Your mother and her sister can claim their shares of the property by filing a suit for partition along with an application for condonation of delay.
The eldest daughter has no right to claim the entire ancestral property when there are other legal heirs.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
I want to mention both the names in rental agreement.
I am the landlord I want to renew my rental agreement as my tenant mother and a son are living as I have mentioned his mother name as a tenant but she is 65 yrs old due to her age anything can happen
3 years ago
A. Hi,
You can go ahead with adding his name onto the renewed rental agreement.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
shop tenant not behaving properly
I live in apartment one of shop owner given his shop to rent tenant is using front space of which block the way of building and also his(t tenant)behavior is not proper. when we says to remove extra t
3 years ago
A. Hi,
Complain to the police under Sections 268, 503 and 506 IPC for nuisance and criminal intimidation.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Tenant Property
my grandfather is protected tenant. my grandfather has 4 sons and 3 daughters. 3 sons and 3 daughters and landlord registered 2 sales deed for this land. only my father is not given sign to this sale
3 years ago
A. Hi,
More information is required regarding the nature of the property and your title of the property, so that we can help you out.
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