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Rights and Duties of landlord and Tenant | Tenancy law | Rent law

#rentlaw #tenancylaw #rightsoftenant In this video you will learn about the law relating to tenancy Act and what are the rights and duties under Punjab rented premises act 2009. A landlord shall provide a certified copy of the tenancy agreement to the tenant and landlord shall repair the premises as may be necessary to keep it in habitable condition or as may be required under a law for the time being in force and (c) pay the tax, fee or charge levied on the premises under a law for the time being in force. (2) Subject to the tenancy agreement, a landlord shall not– (a) cut off, suspend or withhold, without just or sufficient cause, an amenity, utility or easement of the premises; and (b) enter the premises without giving the tenant a reasonable notice. (3) If a landlord neglects or fails to fulfill an obligation under this Act or the tenancy agreement, the tenant may file an application in the Rent Tribunal for an order directing the landlord to fulfill the obligation. (4) The Rent Tribunal may– (a) if a tenant has been in enjoyment of an amenity, utility or easement which has been cut off, suspended or withheld without just or sufficient cause, make an order directing the landlord to restore the amenity, utility or easement; (b) authorize a tenant to restore the amenity, utility or easement at his expense and defray the expenses allowed by the Rent Tribunal from the rent if a landlord has failed to keep the premises in habitable condition, or to make necessary repairs, direct that such repairs may be made by the tenant at his expense and defray the expenses allowed by the Rent Tribunal from the rent. Obligations of tenant: keep the premises in the condition in which it was let out except for normal wear use the premises for the purpose for which it was let out allow the landlord to enter the premises for the purpose of inspection or repair (d) hand over the vacant possession of the premises to the landlord on the determination of tenancy (e) not cause nuisance to the neighbors of the premises; and (f) not make a structural change in the premises without the prior written consent of the landlord. --------------------------------------------------------------