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The Tenants Legal Service is the very First Full Service Tenant's and occupant's legal rights office in New Delhi. We offer a wide range of services performed by independent practicing Attorneys experienced and uniquely qualified to assist tenants and occupants. Being a Tenant Legal Service Provider, we help in resolving landlord-tenant disputes. We help in clarifying all the basic questions or problems and render the best possible solution. We have a team of Legal Experts and Professionals for rendering quality services. What’s more? We assist and promote awareness about the rights of the renters or tenants. Our Tenant Legal Services have been availed by number of clients based in Delhi, India, owing to which we have earned respect amongst our substitutes. This website is provided as a broader contribution to our neighbors in New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Patna and the rest of the Capitals of India and any other tenant or occupant who may benefit from this valuable information. With a better understanding of the rights and responsibilities of the parties in Landlord Tenant relations, many potential problems and disputes may be avoided. The Tenants Legal Service is NOT a referral or marketing agency that exists to refer clients to outside attorneys. Referrals to another attorney may be made upon special circumstances including when a client requires assistance outside of our focuses experience.Tenants Checking Out Landlords Before Renting From Them?With so many foreclosures, maybe it is time tenants check the credit of landlords before renting. Some landlords who face foreclosure will rent the home to unsuspecting tenants collecting rent all the way to losing the home at a foreclosure sale. They collect rent but do not pay the mortgage since they are planning to let the home go. The problem is that the tenants do not know about the owner's plans and think they are leasing a secure home. These tenants become victims because they leased a home on the edge of foreclosure which will lead to their eviction, regardless of the lease. Tenants can actually research the risk of foreclosure before renting and moving in. Anyone can access public records in to see if there is a NOTICE OF DEFAULT (NOD) on the property. Once one of these is issued, the owner has time to cure the default before the sale. Clearly, tenants who discover a NOD should understand that beginning to or continuing to rent that home carries the risk of being evicted by the lender after a foreclosure. Innocent tenants displaced by a foreclosure may also make a claim against the prior owner for breach of the lease and perhaps even a claim for damages based on fraud.Don't Do Representation In Your Own Case :Tenants here are still losing valuable rights by handling their own eviction defense. Defending yourself in an eviction case in India, in the vast majority of cases, is court "suicide". Statistically, all tenants who represent themselves in eviction court will lose or be tricked into signing a bad settlement. Using any self-help assistance creates a serious risk that you will lose your case, regardless of your rights. Having someone prepare your papers without them being available to represent you in court is very dangerous. This is because eviction cases and trials are so complex that a skilled attorney is really necessary to properly handle these matters. Even with settlements, remember the landlord is motivated to settle the case with your attorney, not you. This is because, they are not afraid of you in court, only your attorney. By the way, this situation is pretty much the same for landlords. Many landlords have represented themselves in court against a skilled tenant's rights attorney and learned the hard way just how technical and difficult these cases can be. Coming in second in trial (i.e. losing) for a landlord who just assumed they would easily win can be a real eye opener.Landlords Abusing Their Power Of Eviction :Many tenants are still receiving eviction notices for minor and trivial reasons. It is now a just cause eviction jurisdiction after the first years (11months) of a tenancy according to the LAW. However, tenants may remain in the occupancy for 5 years provided landlords have not the bonafide reasons as the law of the land considers the humanity ground very seriously while considering such matters before the law. Landlords continue to seek only the "best" or "their favorite" tenants and tends to evict the rest. These desired tenants can be the good timely paying tenants or simply those tenants willing to accept abuse and unfair treatment without complaint.
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