How will Rent Courts resolve tenant-landlord disagreements?
According to the Act, each Union Territory and State (UT/State) government in the UT may choose to represent any number of Rent Courts in the relevant geographic area. If a Rent Court currently exists in a UT or State under another law, the same could be designated as a Rent Court under the MTA as of 2021. If there is no longer a court of this sort in a given location, then any other court established following other laws may be treated as a rent court for purposes of the Tenancy Act. If a UT/State establishes more Rent Courts in a given area, the relevant authorities may also furthermore challenge a specific decision to change the distribution of commercial… Read more