New Delhi, May 12 -- It has been witnessed time and again that tenants refuse to vacate premises in Delhi. This is one of the most common reasons for property disputes in the National Capital Region. Such issues and their resolution are governed by the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 (DRC Act).

The law seeks to balance tenant protection with landlord rights, meaning that eviction can be enforced only through a proper legal process before the Rent Controller or court. The idea is to provide both disputing parties with fair grounds to present their grievances and a reasonable, sound resolution.

Keeping these fundamental principles in mind, let us discuss several key provisions, laws, and practical considerations for both landlords and tenant...