Eviction

Discuss & explain your problem / specify reason with landload. may be he consider your problem. if you have not sign any tenancy agreement. it does't mean you have right on that property because landload trust on you.

1. Which state are you from ? And what is the rent paid ? This is important in order to see whether you are protected by any rent control legislation ?  If yes you can be evicted only on certain specific grounds and on strict proof thereof. 

2. If you aren't so protected then it's a month to month tenancy (tenancy at will) and can be terminated by giving a 15 days notice u/s 106 of the TPA. However the landlord still cannot take law in his or her hands and has to go to court to evict you which takes a long time. ANd the court even while ordering eviction can give you sufficient time say 6 months to evict. 

 

Good Luck !

 

 

 

Bharat Chugh - Advocate Supreme Court of India

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the things have been rightly explained by Adv. Bharat Chugh

 

try to settle the matter amicably with your landlord at first instance if he remains adamant then opt for a legal course.

You are in a mess. Even after increase in rent, will your landlord enter into an agreement? Do you make payment of rent by cheque?

take rent receipt from LL.