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  Rent Agreements and Tenant Rights in Telangana 2026: Registration, Security Deposits, Eviction Rules and Landlord Obligations Hyderabad | October 19, 2026 A tenant in Hyderabad pays ₹25,000 per month for an apartment and hands over ₹75,000 as a refundable security deposit. The landlord provides an 11-month rental agreement, asks for one month's notice before vacating and promises to refund the deposit after inspecting the property. Everything appears straightforward until the tenant decides to move. The landlord claims repainting charges, demands an additional month's rent and delays returning the remaining deposit. The tenant argues that normal wear and tear should not justify extensive deductions. Who is right? The answer depends on the agreement, the evidence, the nature of the claimed damage and the law applicable to the particular tenancy. Rental disputes in Telangana often begin with similar misunderstandings. Tenants assume every deposit is limited to two months' r...

  Apartment Association & Maintenance Disputes in Hyderabad: Corpus Fund, Sinking Fund, Builder Handover and Resident Rights Hyderabad | October 17, 2026 Moving into a new apartment is supposed to be the end of the buying process. For many Hyderabad homeowners, it is when a completely different set of problems begins. Who controls the maintenance account? Why is the builder still collecting maintenance after hundreds of families have moved in? Where did the ₹1 lakh or ₹2 lakh corpus contribution collected at purchase go? Can an apartment association suddenly demand a large “sinking fund”? Should a 1,200-sq-ft flat and a 3,000-sq-ft flat pay the same monthly maintenance? Who owns the clubhouse, terrace, parking areas and other common facilities after handover? And what can residents actually do if the builder refuses to transfer money, documents or control? These are no longer theoretical questions. Recent Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority orders have dealt directly wit...