Delhi rnnt control act
Poonam Yadav
(Querist) 14 May 2012
This query is : Resolved
can any body explain me limitaiton in doposit of rent under DRC Act.
if any landlord continously refusing to accept rent thorugh money order for the last 11 months.... even when he was not issued any rent receipt to the tenent for the last 20 years.
and if the tenent having his tenency for the last 40 years and he is also never want to take first step prior to the landlord by depoit of rent to the rent controller.. as the tenent want that the landlord first himself file a suit agaisnt the tenent for eviction or arrear or rent/....
my purpose is to know the maximum and minimum stipulated time period/limitaiton to deposit rent in a court if the landlord refusing to accept rent and want to evict the tenent.
please explain me what consequences tenent and landlord has to face...
so that being a tenent I can safe ourside...
because landlord comes under the chariety institution...
please its urgent as matter is very serious
ajay sethi
(Expert) 14 May 2012
if landlord refuses to accept rent for 11 months then file suit for declaration as tenant and deposit rent arrears of 11 months in court .
by the way what were you doing for 20 years? you have been extrmely negligent .
if you fail to pay rent tomorrow landlord can file suit for eviction against you for non payment of rent .
Shonee Kapoor
(Expert) 14 May 2012
Nothing left to add.
Regards,
Shonee Kapoor
harassed.by.498a@gmail.com
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 17 May 2012
Under Section 27 of DRC Act rent accrued can be deposited in the court for the period of "refused by landlord".
Earlier is better to avoid eviction.
Poonam Yadav
(Querist) 25 May 2012
Dear Sirs, Thanks for your reply..
but sir, the landlord is a charity institution like any temple/Gurudwara and tenent is occupying that premises for the last 40 years and first 20 years that institution issued a proper rent receipt to the tenent and after 20 years they have issued donetion receipt instead of rent receipt and last year they said they want that premsies get vacent by issuing two genral letters as they themself want to use that place for the purpose of Kirya/Rasam Pagri, and the electricity and water bill is in the name of tenent. even having a police and mcd licence also. tenent is 82 years old and illetrate.
Is there any relief/way to save the tenent because landlord is a chariety istitution, using public money, for all purpose even in case of any litigation and tenent will have to spent his own money.
Please note as per my informaiton the landlord issued a donation receipt by making excuse to the tenent that they have to pay too much property tax if they show that premises is on rent .
please tell me my defence and remedy ...
anxiously awaiting for your kind reply.
Ramanathan G
(Expert) 27 September 2012
According to law, if the landlord refused to accept the Money Order, it is equal to he received that, and u/s 134 Evidence act, the Judge can make any finding.
My humble advice is,better search another place at the earliest, because the Judges are also superstitious. On the previous day or same day of hearing if the judge had any bad omen/ night mare, the credit will go to your landlord temple and you will find problems of costs, strictures etc.
Even otherwise, organizations are not individual landlords, who can be harassed with "i will never vacate, if you want you vacate and go away" slogans.
Ramanathan.G
9.15 pm of 27-9-12
