landlord & tenant
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist) 03 May 2011
This query is : Resolved
hi all,
i am working in a small Outsourse company,,our off is on 11months rent lease some of the work on premises done by landlord n some tenant r doing,, smtime owner visit here without any prior info n 2nd he always objects abt d work done by us no matter wt ever is it,,,,he come here notice everythg n den mail to us,,,
i am writting a mail in which i am discussing abt d work which was already don a the time of possession ,,2nd m discussing d work done by us as per off requirement,, and 3rd point m talk'g abt d work he suppose t do but nt done which v started as per d urgent requirement n same time asking to deduct d amount from rent of work done by us which he supposed to do... can i also object his visit without r permission,,where as in agreemt its written he cant visit without prior info to tenant (can any action be taken by us)
purpose of writting dis mail is to make everythg clear with him n able to handle future legal issues if it would be,,,
any other suggestions, are most welcome.
thanx
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist) 03 May 2011
but wt are d legal methods available,,,kindly summarise me so tat i keep in mind fr future use,,,
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 03 May 2011
Your sole query is regarding the visit of landlord without prior permission which was clearly mentioned in your agreement.
I am of the considered opinion that you can very well remind your landlord about this aspect through proposed mail. You have every right to maintain your privacy as well as to charge/deduct amount incurred on construction which was supposed to be done by him. If landlord fails to comply with your mail then send a legal notice through your counsel and then file a civil suit.
Kiran Kumar
(Expert) 03 May 2011
and consider one more aspect that act of landlord shall not be a criminal act.
if some illegal clause is written in the agreement then it can not be enforced.
landlord has right to visit his property but he can not intrude into your privacy as opined by Mr. Makkad.
otherwise its just a 11 month lease then its better to solve the matter amicably, litigation will invite troubles to you as well.
Guest
(Expert) 04 May 2011
I agree with the opinions of Mr. Makkad and Kiran Kumar.
DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g
(Expert) 03 May 2011
