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Early tenancy removal out of agreed contract
20-Dec-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
Hi, I just got into a tenancy agreement in August with a 22 months contract and one months notice clause for both the parties. Everything was going well but all of a sudden, my landlord trying to sell the flat and it’s been 4 months only. I am worried and sad as I have spent around 50k in movement as well. Please guide if the landlord ask me to vacate before the contract period (22 months) and if yes, then, what remedy I have to counter this.
If your Landlord asks you to vacate the property even after giving you with one month of Notice, you can send him a Legal Notice through your Lawyer asking him to adhere to the contract stating the constraints and the monetary loss that you will face. Moreover, in this particular case the Landlord is not asking for the premises for his personal use and therefore you have a good case.
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Adv. Shubham Chopra
Delhi | 5+ Answers
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Hi..!!
There must be a lock in period in your lease/rent agreement. Kindly see that lock-in period clause and then you can give your landlord a legal notice or file a complaint against him/her according to the way he is telling you to vacate.
There must be a lock in period in your lease/rent agreement. Kindly see that lock-in period clause and then you can give your landlord a legal notice or file a complaint against him/her according to the way he is telling you to vacate.
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Adv. Meenakshi Garg
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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