A Saharanpur tenant lost their eviction case at every court level — Rent Authority, Appellate Authority, High Court — then tried to reopen it anyway. The Supreme Court imposed a ?5 lakh fine and called it a gross abuse of process.
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A tenancy dispute in Rajasthan ran for 77 years across multiple generations. The Rajasthan High Court finally ended it — ruling that heirs inherit joint tenancy rights and can be bound by eviction decrees against the original tenant.
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The Kerala High Court upheld eviction of a Kannur shop tenant on two grounds — rent default and the landlord’s genuine need to start their own business. Here is what bona fide need actually means and what it means for your tenancy.
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A Delhi landlord cut electricity to a tenant during a dispute and refused to provide the NOC needed to restore it. The High Court ruled this is illegal — electricity is a fundamental right under Article 21. Here is what this means for every tenant in India.
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You found the flat and you like it. Before you sign anything, there are ten questions most tenants forget to ask — about money, maintenance, water, notice periods, and deposit deductions. Here they are.
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Mumbai 2BHK rents in prime areas range from ?45,000 to ?90,000 a month. The city’s rental market in 2026 rewards neighbourhood-level research. Here is what tenants need to know area by area.
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Your first rental in India is not just the monthly rent. Add deposit, brokerage, and first month upfront — and know what to check before signing anything. Here is the complete first-timer guide.
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The PG visiting fee scam is running at scale across Indian cities. Small amounts. Manufactured urgency. Fake professionalism. Here is exactly how to spot it and what to never pay before you have physically seen a room.
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Bengaluru’s rental market is worth up to ?70,000 crore annually. Migration, corporate expansion from companies like Qualcomm and BlackRock, and the GCC wave are driving rents up. Here is the full picture.
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A tenant in Noida’s Sector 62 paid ?35,000 as a visiting fee to see a flat. The scammer disappeared. This is India’s fastest growing rental fraud. Here is exactly how it works and what to do if it happens to you.