Zenify.in — huge deductions from security deposit
I got a flat from zenify in 12 march 2016 for my family of 4 people. I deposited 1, 07, 200 rs as security deposit. We stayed there for one and half. Years (Till 9th november 2017) and i got job change we needed to relocate to gurgaon. Being a family people we kept flat very clean and maintained. There is no due pending except electricity bill which is 1400 only till date.
1. Zenify claim they settle security deposit refund in 3 days, i got 51, 284 out of 107200 after 13 day of vacating the flat, which was very bad experience.
2. I requested multiple to zenify to do final inspection in front of us, so that we know what they are deducting and for what reason, but no one came for inspection. As we have to move to gurgaon, i can't wait for long for zenify for inspection after vacating the flat. All these situations were very well informed to zenify through multiple emails.
3. Now in the name of repair, painting, electricity bill and cleaning zenify is deducting 32,225. I got the following list from zenify. Almost all following items i got were as it is in the flat. I can't believe how they can deduct money for the repairing the items which were already in the same condition/used when they handed over the flat in march 2016 to us.
Now I want to File a case against Zenify for Mental harassment and looting tenants and deducting whatever they want because they have control on heard earned security deposit.
Now I am in Gurgaon, is it possible to file a case from Delhi/NCR Judiciary.
Please Advice.
Asked 7 years ago in Civil Law
i will go through rental/lease agreement once again and I am I have told them that I am ready to pay Painting and cleaning charges and some repair as well But all other mentioned Items in the name of repair are naturally depreciated as those were already in use when I got the flat, They cann't put all those burden on my head of these items. I stayed there March 2016 to Nov 2017 and rental/lease agreement was not renewed or signed by me for the year 2017-2018, is it still matter ?
Asked 7 years ago