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Legal
#registration#pan#tenant#rent#agreement
Is it compulsory to mention the PAN number of the tenant on a rent agreement?
Is it compulsory to mention the PAN number of the tenant on a rent agreement?
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Baalkrishan Thaman
3 Answered
Answered on January 03, 2019
Yes the pan number is compulsary for rent agreement and consider for the tax calculations. The New pan card applicant and application should be compulsary verified by the supperior and tenant should be sign by the agreements. The good and great nature of advices are given for them. You can refer more information form panseva. It is one of website for applying and tracking new pan card in easy w...
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Legal
#rented#flat#builder#prices#clubhouse
I have rented out my flat in Brigade Metropolis,Whitefield,Bangalore. The club house there is owned by the builder. The prices of this clubhouse are quite high and it is mandatory to pay these charges. The RWA has also agreed to the clubhouse by laws. The tenant in my flat doesn't use the clubhouse either. I don't wish to bare this extra cost. What do I do about this?
I have rented out my flat in Brigade Metropolis,Whitefield,Bangalore. The club house there is owned by the builder. The prices of this clubhouse are quite high and it is mandatory to pay these charges. The RWA has also agreed to the clubhouse by laws. The tenant in my flat doesn't use the clubhouse either. I don't wish to bare this extra cost. What do I do about this?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The fees and charges in connection with the club house would depend on the terms of the Agreement executed by you with the Developer when you purchased the flat. If, the Agreement provides that payment of charges towards the club house are compulsory and if you have agreed to the same then you would be required to pay such charges irrespective of whether you used the clubhouse facility or not.
Legal
#co-operative#society#rented#agreement#tenant
We are a Co-operative Housing Society and we have rented out the Gym of our building for the past three years. We have an agreement with the tenant for the same, however the agreement is not registered. Will this make our agreement invalid? If so, what is the solution to it?
We are a Co-operative Housing Society and we have rented out the Gym of our building for the past three years. We have an agreement with the tenant for the same, however the agreement is not registered. Will this make our agreement invalid? If so, what is the solution to it?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The non-registration of the rental agreement does not render the Agreement as invalid, however, in the event of a litigation, the non-registration of the agreement could effect the admisibility of the same in evidence.
Legal
#inherited#agricultural#land#rented#tenant
Shyam's father inherited agricultural land in Patna. His father passed away in 2005. The land was then rented out by Patna court to a tenant under the "Kul kayda". The agricultural title is in his father's name but the local Talathi says that since he and his siblings didn't bother to check the land since his father's death, the land will go the tenant. He wants to know that what does the Law says.
Shyam's father inherited agricultural land in Patna. His father passed away in 2005. The land was then rented out by Patna court to a tenant under the "Kul kayda". The agricultural title is in his father's name but the local Talathi says that since he and his siblings didn't bother to check the land since his father's death, the land will go the tenant. He wants to know that what does the Law says.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The title of the land will remain with the heirs of your father however, the tenant thereon will remain a protected tenant and you will not be able to sell the property without the consent of such tenant.
Legal
#tenant#property
What are the rights of tenant under the Rent Control Act if the person is not presently occupying the property in question due to employment elsewhere; the person doesn't actually own any property and is residing in an accommodation provided by his/her employer.
What are the rights of tenant under the Rent Control Act if the person is not presently occupying the property in question due to employment elsewhere; the person doesn't actually own any property and is residing in an accommodation provided by his/her employer.
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
A tenant having bonafide reasons for not occupying the tenanted premises can seek protection of the provisions of the Rent Act on that ground in any suit filed by the landlord on the grounf of non-occupation.
Redevelopment
#rent#tenants#society
Is there any way to estimate the rent that will be provided to the existing tenants of a society under redevelopment for the period of redevelopment? Does there need to be a minimum corpus?
Is there any way to estimate the rent that will be provided to the existing tenants of a society under redevelopment for the period of redevelopment? Does there need to be a minimum corpus?
Answered on November 08, 2017
One has to inquire with real estate brokers in his area to know prevailing rent and can also be ascertained by visiting few flats avavilable on rent in the near by area. Amount of the corpus will depend upon feasibility of the project and it is usually created to cover cost of maintenance of the new premises offered to the existing member.
Legal
#flat#redevelopment#letter#builder#allotted
I purchased a flat which was in a redevelopment project, for which I have an allottment letter from the builder. Before redevelopment, the existing building had 144 flats, and the redeveloped building is supposed to have 450 flats. Apart from the flats which have to be allotted to the existing tenants, the builder has sold about 80-90 flats. Now, he has stopped construction citing lack of funds. In this case, if the society (that owns the land) changes the builder on this project, will I still get the flat I have been allotted?
I purchased a flat which was in a redevelopment project, for which I have an allottment letter from the builder. Before redevelopment, the existing building had 144 flats, and the redeveloped building is supposed to have 450 flats. Apart from the flats which have to be allotted to the existing tenants, the builder has sold about 80-90 flats. Now, he has stopped construction citing lack of funds. In this case, if the society (that owns the land) changes the builder on this project, will I still get the flat I have been allotted?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
As per the law laid down by the Supreme Court, on change of a developer in view of termination of the development rights granted to the old developer, the purchasers from such old developer would not have any claims in respect of the flats against the Society and the New Developer. You can however claim refund of monies with interest from the Old Developer. The above would however be subject to...
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Legal
#landlord#suit#tenant#rent
Can a landlord file a suit of eviction against the tenant even if the rent is as low as Rs. 2,500
Can a landlord file a suit of eviction against the tenant even if the rent is as low as Rs. 2,500
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The landlord can file a suit against the tenant for failure to pay the monthly rent and the quantum of rent is of no significance.
Legal
#flat#agreement#owner#deposit#tenants
I have been staying in a flat in Chennai for the past 10 years. For the first 3 years, there was a proper written rental agreement and post that, it has only been done verbally on mutual consent. Now, as I have heard from various sources, the owner has a tendency to deduct the deposit amount using some baseless reason and give it to the tenants when they are planning to vacate. Is there any legal procedure through which I can get back my complete security deposit?
I have been staying in a flat in Chennai for the past 10 years. For the first 3 years, there was a proper written rental agreement and post that, it has only been done verbally on mutual consent. Now, as I have heard from various sources, the owner has a tendency to deduct the deposit amount using some baseless reason and give it to the tenants when they are planning to vacate. Is there any legal procedure through which I can get back my complete security deposit?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
You would have to prove that the terms of your original rental agreement has been continued orally by the parties and has not been changed and accordingly, you can seek refund of the entire security deposit based on the terms contained in your rental agreement or file a suit to recover such deposit from the Owner on termination or expiry of the rental/lease/license period.
Legal
#flat#rent#tenants#affidavit#heirs
We have given a flat on rent which was in the name of my grandfather, it has been on rent for the last 30 years. My grandfather passed away and the tenants have submitted an affidavit. Should I enter my father and uncle's name(the heirs to the property) in the affidavit?
We have given a flat on rent which was in the name of my grandfather, it has been on rent for the last 30 years. My grandfather passed away and the tenants have submitted an affidavit. Should I enter my father and uncle's name(the heirs to the property) in the affidavit?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
What is the affidavit for? Your father and Uncle (if they are the only heirs of your grandfather) would be entitled to suceed to the Flat as owners thereof and the tenant would have to pay the rent to them now.
