Do You Know Rights Of Legal Heirs?
![Do You Know Rights Of Legal Heirs?](https://www.pinnacleproperties4u.com/admin/newsimages/1530522203_home_1524811295070 (1).jpg)
Legal heirs are also tenants and can claim the same rights as the original tenant.
If the tenancy exceeds one year, the agreement is required to be mandatorily registered and the tenant can claim protection only under a registered document. A tenant under an unregistered agreement cannot claim protection from eviction.
Not always - if the landlord fails to undertake structural repairs, or pay property taxes to the local authorities and the tenant is required to pay the same, the tenant will be entitled to claim deductions from rent. For day-today upkeep and maintenance, the tenant cannot claim deductions.
Only if the payment of rent is linked to your PAN and tax assessment and is reported to the agency undertaking credit rating analysis.
Increase is a matter of contractual agreement and understanding between the parties and is not statutorily governed. Some state laws permit the landlord to approach the court for fixation of fair rent, if the agreement does not provide for increase or if the increase does not commensurate with the market standards.
If the provisions of the lease agreement specifically prohibit subletting or if the respective Rent Control Act applicable in the state expressly bar subletting. However, if by-laws of the association and the terms of the lease agreement permit subletting, after obtaining written consent from the owner, the tenant may be allowed to do so without penal consequences or threat of eviction.