10 situations when you can say NO to your landlord

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Situations when you can say NO to your landlord
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Oral Agreement

• If the landlord insists on an oral agreement for
  tenancy instead of a written agreement, say NO

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Peace of living
Your landlord cannot simply walk into the rented
premises without prior notice or communication.
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Unreasonable expectations
At no point of time under your tenancy can your
landlord ask you to evict or leave the premises
without assigning a valid reason.
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Improper notice
The landlord does not have the right to ask you
to evict the premises for a valid reason but
within an unreasonable frame of time.
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Illegal liabilities
The landlord cannot transfer any liability of
expenses incurred on the property for structural
damages.
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Last month settlement
Your landlord has no legal right to ask you to
pay the rent and not settle it against the
deposit during a notice period.
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Deposit Return
Your landlord has to refund the deposit paid as
security for tenancy when you vacate the premises.
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In case of a deceased tenant
The landlord does not have the right to ask the
legal heirs of a deceased tenant to vacate
without assigning a valid reason. The legal heirs
of a deceased tenant lawfully have the right to
continue the tenancy
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Increase in rent
Landlords cannot ask for a hike in rent contrary
to the terms agreed under the Agreement.
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Forced extension
Your landlord does not possess the right to
insist on continued tenancy. The tenant has a
right to vacate the premises for a valid reason.
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