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Can Your Landlord Throw Out Your Belongings Over Unpaid Rent? Here’s What Indian Law Clearly Says - PUNE PULSE
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Can Your Landlord Throw Out Your Belongings Over Unpaid Rent? Here’s What Indian Law Clearly Says - PUNE PULSE
Eviction without a court order is illegal in India, and landlords who remove belongings or change locks can face criminal charges. Landlord–tenant disputes are common, especially when rent payments are delayed or minor disagreements escalate. But across Indian cities, a rising number of tenants report landlords cutting electricity, changing locks, or even throwing out personal
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