3. Right to property- You are entitled to hold on to the property during tenancy and your lease cannot be disturbed by sale, alienation, inheritance or auction of the property.
4. The tenant is also entitled to have appropriate contact information (telephone numbers, email addresses, postal addresses, etc.) and the landlord can be contacted at any point of time.
5. Right to reimbursement for any expenditure- The tenant is entitled to reimbursement for any repairs that he/she carries out that are the landlord’s responsibility.
7. Right of heirs of tenants to tenancy- Legal heirs of the tenant are also tenants and is entitled to receive all the protection available to the tenant under the Rent Control Act.
8. Right to discontinue tenancy- The landlord does not possess the right to insist on continued tenancy. The tenant has a right to vacate the premises for a valid reason.
9. Right to have rent settled against security deposit- Your landlord has no legal right to ask you to pay the rent and not settle it against the deposit during a notice period.
1. Right to habitable property- A tenant has the right to a house that is fit to be lived in.
2. Right to privacy- Your landlord cannot enter the property during tenancy without prior permission from you at any stage.
3. Right to property- You are entitled to hold on to the property during tenancy and your lease cannot be disturbed by sale, alienation, inheritance or auction of the property.
4. The tenant is also entitled to have appropriate contact information (telephone numbers, email addresses, postal addresses, etc.) and the landlord can be contacted at any point of time.
5. Right to reimbursement for any expenditure- The tenant is entitled to reimbursement for any repairs that he/she carries out that are the landlord’s responsibility.
6. Right to notice of eviction- The tenant is entitled to a certain amount of notice of the termination of tenancy.
7. Right of heirs of tenants to tenancy- Legal heirs of the tenant are also tenants and is entitled to receive all the protection available to the tenant under the Rent Control Act.
8. Right to discontinue tenancy- The landlord does not possess the right to insist on continued tenancy. The tenant has a right to vacate the premises for a valid reason.
9. Right to have rent settled against security deposit- Your landlord has no legal right to ask you to pay the rent and not settle it against the deposit during a notice period.
10. Right to relevant documents- A tenant has the right to a copy of any register entry held by the Registrar dealing with tenancy.