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Can a landlord ask tenant to leave the premises without any notice
17-Nov-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
1. please tell what is the tenant right against tenure if they ask for leave the rental premises without any prior notice within in the week, or if tenure want to shift the tenant from the present flat to another flat. 2. if tenure tells tenant to shift from present flat to another flat with immediate effect then who bare the shifting expenses. 3. for annual paint or any repair in flat who spent the money. kindly help me for this.
It is very relevant if tenent and landlord has entered into a any rent agreement prior to tenency.
In the presence of agreement the clauses shall be looked upon for notice, shifting etc.
In the absence of agreement it is the mutual understanding which shall prevail and if not tenent can bring upon suit for damages or suit for injunction upon landlord after giving notice accordingly and pray for stay orders from eviction court of law.
It being very deep issue you should contact your lawyer.
In the presence of agreement the clauses shall be looked upon for notice, shifting etc.
In the absence of agreement it is the mutual understanding which shall prevail and if not tenent can bring upon suit for damages or suit for injunction upon landlord after giving notice accordingly and pray for stay orders from eviction court of law.
It being very deep issue you should contact your lawyer.
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Adv. Gagan Jindal
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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I need to know what type of agreement you have entered into. Ideally he should serve legal notice to you for vacating the property. All the things are depends on the clauses mentioned in the agreement.
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Adv. Laksheyender Kumar
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Do you have any contract with the tenure or tenant.... Actually your facts are not clear as such to xplain the whole procedure .. for further assistance you can call me or meet me at my chmber in tis hazaei courts
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Adv. Naved Azam
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