1) it is leave and licence agreement . it can be renewed by consent of parties at rent mutually agreed between the parties .

2) you can inform the licensor that you are willing to pay 5%incremental rent every year and to enter into agreement for 33 months with a renewal clause .

3) licensor can evict you as per the clauses in agreement on expiry of the agreement or after giving notice as provided in the agreement

4) company would not fall within ambit of rent control act . every state has its own rent control act . you can check with local lawyer in this regard

The conditions of rental agreement will govern the issue. If it was agreed to increase the rent by....percentage, it has to be complied with. The landlord cannot arbitrarily increase the rent as per his fancies and whims.

You should peruse the conditions of the agreement once again or show it to a local lawyer and take his opinion before issuing a notice to vent out your grievances.

he fixation of fair rent will be operative only when the terms of agreement or the agreement itself is no more valid or stands expired.

If you are ready to pay 5% increment then negotiate the same with the owner and enter into the agreement. The rent can be increased after every 11 month if the same is mentioned as a clause in your rent agreement. there are no set standards and the percentage of increase if any must have been mentioned in the rent agreement.

Rent control act does not apply on companies however since Rent legislation varies from state to state so kindly check with your state laws.

1) express your inability to pay rs 25000 per month

2) if you refuse to vacate licensor will file suit for eviction

3) it may take some years to be disposed of depending upon pendency of cases in your city

4)you cannot force licensor to renew agreement at rent offered b you

5) you are mere licencee and not a tenant and can continue in possession only as per terms of your contract

1. Unless there is a specific clause in the agreement which provides for deduction of rent from the date of construction it cannot be so deducted.

2. In the absence of a clause providing annual increase the landlord cannot unilaterally enhance it. The agreement is sacrosanct. The concept of fair rent is alien to an agreement which does not have a provision for enhancement of rent.

3. You cannot be evicted at the drop of a hat. To evict you he has to go to court to file a case for your eviction. The court alone can order your eviction. You will be given an opportunity to rebut his case.

1. Since there is no clause for enhancement in the agreement the landlord cannot unilaterally increase it. He has to go to court which alone can increase it.

2. You are not obligated to be a party to the renewal of agreement. You may vacate the property and claim your deposit in accordance with the law.

3, If he refuses to pay the rent you can deposit it in the court.

4. Unless the court orders your eviction you can stay in the place.

5. If the agreement is expired and has not been renewed you are duty bound to vacate the premises, failing which you can be sued for damages and also prosecuted which may culminate in a sentence of imprisonment being awarded to you.

land lord can increase 10 % rent per annum or after completion of agreement. you should file application before rent controller and seen necessary changes in agreement because commercial agreement shall not be extend for 11 months only because tenant need to establish his business and he can't windup only on one month notice.

This is unfair agreement and you need to get necessary changes.

The demand made by him for increased rental payment is unjustified, no doubt upon expiry of the present agreement he may ask you to vacate and refuse accepting the rent.

For this you have to adopt the strategy by writing a letter to him stating that since he has refused to accept the monthly rental amount being paid to him in person since the month of ....., he may furnish the bank account details so that you will be able to credit the same to his account directly within 7 days failing which you may have to send the same by money order by deducting the money order commission, and even if that is refused, you may have to approach the court for depositing the same in the court.

You can this letter to his address by registered post with acknowledgement card by yourself and further actions you can contact a local lawyer. If you would like to have discussion over phone with this lawyer you can click the option talk to the lawyer available against my profile for further clarifications.

1. It appears that you have taken the property on leave and license agreement,

2. So, you are not covered under Rent Act,

3.So, te concept of fair rent is not applicable on you,

4. You are required to renew your agreement,

5. Negotiate with him and make a fresh agreement and this time let it be tenancy agreement for nore than 1 year to enable you to take shelter on tenancy act later on.

1. You are not covered under any tenancy act since you have entered into a leave and license agreement by which you have been given license to stay for 11 months only,

2. It was inproper on your part to enter into LL agreement for 11 months and spend so much money on construction purpose,

3. It will be take less time to evict you, if the land lord files an eviction suit against you,

4. The land lord is legally smart since he is not renewing the agreement for more than 11 months or converting it to a tenancy agreement,

5. It will be prudent on your part to negotiate with him at this stage.