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India's 2026 rental reforms mandate digital registration, limit deposits to two months' rent, require 90-day notice for annual rent hikes, and protect tenants from arbitrary eviction.
India’s 2026 rental reforms introduce digital registration for all tenancy agreements within 60 days, capping security deposits at two months’ rent for residential units and requiring 90 days’ written notice for rent increases, which can only occur annually.
Tenants gain protection from arbitrary eviction, with entry by landlords limited to 24 hours’ notice except in emergencies.
Landlords must repair essential issues within 30 days or face deductions from rent.
Disputes must be resolved within 60 days by specialized tribunals.
A 2% TDS rate applies to rent over ₹50,000 monthly, deductible at rent credit or final payment, with penalties for non-compliance.
Las reformas de alquiler de 2026 de la India exigen el registro digital, limitan los depósitos a dos meses de alquiler, requieren un aviso de 90 días para aumentos anuales de alquiler y protegen a los inquilinos del desalojo arbitrario.