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Rights of landlord in Pagdi system


30-Jul-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
Our tenant is paying Rs200 rent for a property which has a current market rent of more than 60-70k . The tenant has multiple properties in the same area and rarely uses our property. In the terms of discussion he demands 2/3rd of the current market price of the property in return for eviction. Is he legally allowed to charge such obnoxious amount? The tenant does not pay charges for repair or even the property tax. What are the ways or the amount to settle is such cases? The court cases takes decades for any concrete judgement
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Answer #1
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I have perused the contents of your query and would advise you to seek a detailed consultancy from a lawyer having expertise in property matters. It is advisable to raise a dispute formally with regard to eviction by issuance of an eviction notice followed by a Suit for eviction.
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Answer #2
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Yes you are right that court cases takes decades for any concrete Judgment but there is a saying that sooner you start sooner you get.
Prima faice you have no other option expect to file a case for eviction or atleast send him a eviction notice ( after discusing with you advocate since such cases should be handled carefully).
Then there may be a case that your tenant will settle it as per your terms and conditions or something in between.
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