Security Deposit Woes: What to Do If Your Landlord Won't Return It by Adv Tanvi Malik Stuck with an uncooperative landlord? Learn your rights and next steps if your security deposit is withheld. Get expert advice on navigating tenant-landlord disputes and reclaim what's rightfully yours. #SecurityDeposit #TenantRights #LandlordDispute #RentalWoes #legaladvice
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8moDo you think this will work? If security deposit to be returned to Tenant is less than INR 50,000, Tenant will have to incur fees for legal notice + filing/drafting recovery suit+ Miscellaneous expenses till the date of final order is passed by court? Worst case, this landlord never turned up after receiving summons, to what extent will Tenant suffer, although exparte can be ordered in favor of Tenant? Still, there is no luck, Tenant will have to incur additional legal fees i.e. attachment of property etc. Do you think, for recovery of amount less than INR 50 K, litigation expenses are proportionate to the amount claimed? Also, consider the no of years tenant will waste in this legal battle.