A landlord can seek appointment of a court commissioner to inspect the premises he had let out on rent, the Bombay High Court ruled recently. Setting to rest the fight between a tenant and a landlord, justice Anoop Mohta held that a person who had rented out his property can inspect the premises after giving prior notice to the tenant.
Inspection cannot be a mere formality of a visual inspection of the premises, said the judge. It is always with some purpose and intention. The landlord in a given case may take with him the competent person, including an architect or a person who can record the condition of the premises, which includes the commissioner appointed by the court or other such person, added the judge.
Section 28 of the Maharashtra Rent Control Act provides for inspection of a tenanted premises. The provision says: The landlord shall be entitled to inspect the premises let out or given on licence, at a reasonable time after giving prior notice to the tenant, licensee or occupier.
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