10 situations when you can say no to your landlord
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Most of us at some point of their lives have lived in a rented home, be with friends or as a family. But how much do we know about rights as tenants? A relationship between a tenant and a landlord is documented in a lease agreement. It is therefore important to pay attention to the length and breadth of the lease in case of misconduct. We have compiled 10 basic rights every tenant has and can lawfully say no to if breached
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10 situations when you can say no to your landlord
- 1. Situations when you can say NO to your landlord 10
- 2. Oral Agreement If the landlord insists on an oral agreement for tenancy instead of a written agreement, say NO
- 3. Peace of living Your landlord cannot simply walk into the rented premises without prior notice or communication.
- 4. Unreasonable expectations At no point of time under your tenancy can your landlord ask you to evict or leave the premises without assigning a valid reason.
- 5. Improper notice The landlord does not have the right to ask you to evict the premises for a valid reason but within an unreasonable frame of time.
- 6. Illegal liabilities The landlord cannot transfer any liability of expenses incurred on the property for structural damages.
- 7. Last month settlement Your landlord has no legal right to ask you to pay the rent and not settle it against the deposit during a notice period.
- 8. Deposit Return Your landlord has to refund the deposit paid as security for tenancy when you vacate the premises.
- 9. In case of a deceased tenant The landlord does not have the right to ask the legal heirs of a deceased tenant to vacate without assigning a valid reason. The legal heirs of a deceased tenant lawfully have the right to continue the tenancy
- 10. Increase in rent Landlords cannot ask for a hike in rent contrary to the terms agreed under the Agreement.
- 11. Forced extension Your landlord does not possess the right to insist on continued tenancy. The tenant has a right to vacate the premises for a valid reason.
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