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Notice period for an expired leave and lease agreement


04-Mar-2026 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
My rental agreement is expired. However on a mutual consent we continued to stay for one more month beyond the agreement expiry period. The old agreement had a 2 month notice period as the clause. The LESOR is deducting citing this clause. Is this legally correct?
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Hi. Hope you are doing well. So, regarding the legal issue posted, it is to be noted that as the Written Lease Agreement is not subsisting as on this day, Section 106 of TPA Act would be applicable and the Notice period would be only 15 days. The action of the landlord is not legally correct and can be challenged before a court of law.
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