Bare Act
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands Tenancy Regulation, 2023
Civil200348 sections8 chapters
This Regulation governs the relationship between landlords and tenants in the Union territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It mandates that all tenancy agreements be in writing and informed to the Rent Authority. The law establishes clear rules for rent payment, security deposits, and maintenance responsibilities. It creates specialized bodies—the Rent Authority, Rent Court, and Rent Tribunal—to handle disputes and eviction proceedings efficiently. By replacing the older 1964 Regulation, it aims to modernize rental housing, protect the rights of both parties, and provide a structured legal framework for resolving conflicts without relying on traditional civil courts.
Chapter I PRELIMINARY →
Chapter II TENANCY →
Chapter III RENT →
Chapter IV RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF LANDLORD AND TENANT →
- 12Original tenancy agreement to be retained by landlord and tenant
- 13Rent and other charges payable and receipt for payment thereof
- 14Deposit of rent with Rent Authority
- 15Repair and maintenance of property
- 16Tenant to look after premises
- 17Entry into premises
- 18Information as to property manager
- 19Duties of property manager and consequences of violation of duties
- 20Withholding essential supply or service
Chapter V EVICTION AND RECOVERY OF POSSESSION OF PREMISES BY LANDLORD →
- 21Eviction and recovery of possession of premises by landlord
- 22Eviction and recovery of possession of premises in case of death of landlord
- 23Enhancement of rent in case of refusal by tenant to vacate
- 24Refund of advance rent by landlord
- 25Payment of rent during eviction proceedings
- 26Permission to build additional structures
- 27Special provision regarding vacant land
- 28Vacant possession to landlord
- 29Provisions regarding notice of giving up possession by tenant
Chapter VI RENT AUTHORITIES, THEIR POWERS AND APPEALS →
Chapter VII RENT COURTS AND RENT TRIBUNALS →
Chapter VIII MISCELLANEOUS →
- 39Officers and other employees of Rent Authority, Rent Court and Rent Tribunal
- 40Jurisdiction of civil courts barred in respect of certain matters
- 41Court fees
- 42Members, etc., to be public servants
- 43Protection of action taken in good faith
- 44Regulation in addition to and not in derogation of any other law
- 45Power to make rules
- 46Laying of rules
- 47Power to remove difficulties
- 48Repeal and savings
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