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Section 17

The Andaman and Nicobar Tenancy Regulation 2021Union territory Regulations of Andaman and Nicobar Islands · 1949

(1) Every landlord or the property manager may enter the premises let out on rent after serving a notice, in writing or through electronic mode, to the tenant at least twenty four hours before the time of entry under the following circumstances, namely:––

(a) to carry out repairs or replacement or to do or to get work done in the premises; or

(b) to carry out an inspection of the premises for the purpose of determining whether the premises are in a habitable state; or

(c) for any other reasonable cause for entry specified in the tenancy agreement.

(2) The notice referred to in sub-section (1) shall specify the day, time and reason for entry:

Provided that no person shall enter the premises before sunrise and after sunset.

Provided further that nothing contained in this section shall prevent the landlord from entering into the premises let out on rent without prior notice to the tenant in case of emergent situations like war, flood, fire, cyclone, earthquake or any other natural calamity, which may affect that premises.

Entry into premises.

18. In case the landlord has engaged a property manager, the landlord shall provide the following information to the tenant, namely:––

(a) name of the property manager;

(b) proof that such property manager is authorized by the landlord;

(c) specific purposes for which the property manager has been authorized by the landlord and the period of such authorization;

and Information as to property manager.

(d) if the property manager is a legal entity, the name of the entity and the person authorized in this behalf by that legal entity who may be contacted in relation to the tenancy agreement.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Andaman and Nicobar Tenancy Regulation 2021
Section17
JurisdictionUnion territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands
StatusIn force as published by the source

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