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Can the landlord forcibly throw my belongings out of the house
15-Sep-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
i am a student, tenant living in delhi from 9th december 2014 in my a room for rent of rupees 9000.in the beggining i have given an security deposit of 9000 including rent 9000 before entry into the room. this month i could'nt pay the rent and the owner is telling that he will take out my things outside and give the room to an other person. i asked him to take off the security deposit as rent for this month, but he is asking me to pay the rent for this month and he will give the security back while vacating the room itseems, or else he will keep my things out and give my room to a new person itseems. i dont have money to pay the rent, and i wanted to take the security deposit as this month's rent, so that i can stay in my room till the end of this month. plz help me. and what action can i take if he tresspasses into my room and take out my things for giving my room to a new one
Have you executed any rwnt agreement. If yes then he cannot turn you out of the house. The amount of rent can also be adjusted with security deposits.He has to follow the legal process to get his property vacated. If the tenancy is oral
Then you can restrain him from evicting you by approaching to the court
Then you can restrain him from evicting you by approaching to the court
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Adv. Sonia Sehgal
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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Hi, before suggesting you any legal remedy on the issue I want to clarify if you have any rent agreement where the terms and condition are signed by both the parties. Anyway if you are living on rent in any accommodation it is the duty of tenant to comply with the terms to pay rent on time and not to adjust refundable security. Relation of tenant and landlord exists only on the fulfillment of terms & condition by both the parties. It's also the duty of landlord to provide you peaceful accommodation. The tenancy breaks whenever any of the party doesn't comply with the terms and condition settled before the starting of tenancy. You may approach the door of court to resolve the dispute between landlord and tenant.
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Adv. Hitesh Jain
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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