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How can I end our agreement and get the post dated cheques back?
17-Dec-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
We have an agreement for our flat for 27000rs and post dated cheques are given, but the owner is not fulfilling promised work, and the neighbors are too loud, this environment is not habitable. We would like to change the place, suggest a right way to do it, thank you
1. Firstly , You talk to directly to the owner in amicably manner & tell about the said problems .
2. Secondly , If owner denied your valuable talking , then You send a notice subject to vacant of such flat mentioned the all details in that notice & demand for your post dated cheques .
2. Secondly , If owner denied your valuable talking , then You send a notice subject to vacant of such flat mentioned the all details in that notice & demand for your post dated cheques .
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Hi,
Firstly, if the environment is not habitable, then you can start searching for the new place. And also to request the landlord amicably that the said place is not suitable to you and you wish to change it and request him to return the amount you paid to him and also to return the post dated cheques. If he is not agreeable, then you can file FIR and then you can file recovery suit also and then leave the place.
Firstly, if the environment is not habitable, then you can start searching for the new place. And also to request the landlord amicably that the said place is not suitable to you and you wish to change it and request him to return the amount you paid to him and also to return the post dated cheques. If he is not agreeable, then you can file FIR and then you can file recovery suit also and then leave the place.
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Adv. Darshna Shreedhar Mhadaye
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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Always mention what type of Agreement is it. If it is a leave and license agreement or tenancy agreement, your location, security deposit, etc. Check for termination clause in your agreement. Give requisite notice and terminate your agreement. In the notice demand the PDCS back.
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Adv. Rushil Aiya
Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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