It is a good practice for a written rental agreement to include the following information: For the monthly rent of more than 3500 rupees, the rental agreement is subject to the Property Transfer Act (TPA). It entrusts responsibility to the owner, including the disclosure of information about material defects in the property. The lease provisions in India concerning landlords and tenants are archaic. The national government is encouraging local authorities to relax these laws to encourage investment in construction and housing. Just because it is written in a lease does not mean that it is applicable. Some provisions are contrary to federal law, for example. B to the requirement that a tenant be a particular gender or race, colour or nationality. Other provisions that are contrary to the law and therefore unenforceable include that the statutory rights are still in effect since a written or oral agreement. An agreement that indicates that you or your landlord has fewer rights than those given under common law or law is a fictitious lease. Owners should become familiar with the rental right, as it is relevant to any rental agreement.

Each state has guidelines on rent protection, which is allowed in a rental agreement and what is not. If you write or ask someone else to enter into an apartment rental agreement that violates these statutes, a court could declare a particular clause, part or all of the lease, unenforceable. In addition, the courts may be able to pay damages to tenants because of your unenforceable or unscrupulous tenancy agreement. Although it is not usual, a tenant with a judgment against you could perhaps bring a enforcement action against your rental unit! Stories of complaints from tenants and landlords like these are public knowledge, will not be statistics! In Anthony v. KC Ittoop and Sons, the Supreme Court ordered that a lessor not be able to dismiss a tenant for at least five years if the tenant paid the rent on a regular basis in accordance with the agreement between the two parties. However, if the landlord wishes to use the premises for personal use, he can throw the tenant out. When the lease expires, the parties may agree to extend the lease for an additional year or period, but state laws contain some parameters for what is permitted.