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Repudiation court rent agreement
10-Jun-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
My landlord is saying me to vacant my house as now she has to make 4 floor flat here,my rent agreement has left with period of 15 months. I have deposited security of Rs.22500 also, I have heard from somewhere that if she repudiate the contract she has to refund me double security i.e 22500X2=45000 Is it true and one thing I also want you to make me clear that my landlord is saying me to give notice to her that I am leaving at my own will.... Is there any problem in this??? Please help me over this issue....
No, there is no rule regarding payment of double of security amount unless you have mentioned in your rent agreement. Technically, your landlord should give you a prior written legal notice for vacate the property and should give some reasonable time to find the other accomodation. This is a proper chain. Rest of the things I can tell you when I have your rent agreement in my hand because I dont know what were the terms and conditions mentioned in your agreement.
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Adv. Laksheyender Kumar
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Hi. In the narrow conspectus of facts narrated by you, it appears that this termination is illegal. As far as the payment of double the amount security deposoted would depend on the your rent agreement and as far as giving notice is concerned I am of the view that you should not give it because that notice will be treated as your consent to leave and could also amount forfeiture of security deposit.
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Adv. Shreyans Singhvi
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Hello, kindly see your agreement, is it mentioned in your agreement? No body can force you to give notice, when it is in limitation period. According to tenant landlord act nobody can vacate you before the period, which is mentioned in agreement.
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Adv. Jayatee Chatterjee
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