Extend the rent agreement when abroad

Sir,

Yes its fine, but registered is the best and most authentic way to prove things in the court of law.

Warm Regards

Kapil Chandna Advocate

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Thanks Mr. Kapil for your quick response!

Bhavin I agree with the advice given by Advocate Kapil. if you trust your tenant then you can proceed with a noterized agreement. 

Regards

Aman Mishra

This may cause problem because your father is also there in USA at the time of signing this extension of rent agreement, especially if this has to be notarised in India while your father signs it in US.

In my opinion, do not run a risk, you may even allow the tenant to remain on an oral tenancy with his assurance to vacate after 2.5 months, or else you can issue notice to vacate the oral tenancy which is valid n law. 

Dear Queriest,

As far as I am concerned, since your father is along with you in USA, you better execute a POA, one who is in Mumbai, India exclusively to sign and execute the registration of the rental agreement and got it registered.  POA can be taken printed out in the plain paper and the same may be adjudicated here in India.  I think this would solve your problem.

Dear Queriest,

As far as I am concerned, since your father is along with you in USA, you better execute a POA, one who is in Thane, India exclusively to sign and execute the registration of the rental agreement and got it registered.  POA can be taken printed out in the plain paper and the same may be adjudicated here in India.  I think this would solve your problem.

Dear Queriest,

As far as I am concerned, since your father is along with you in USA, you better execute a POA, one who is in Mumbai, India exclusively to sign and execute the registration of the rental agreement and got it registered.  POA can be taken printed out in the plain paper and the same may be adjudicated here in India.  I think this would solve your problem.

Thanks for your response Mr. T. Kalaiselvan. I think, I will go ahead with your suggestion to allow them to stay on verbal commitment. As such, I don't see any issue would come up from tenant during this extended period. But in worst case, I will (I guess) still have upper hand legally.  

Thanks for your reply Mr. K. Gopalakrishnan.

Executing POA and get it registered looks bit costly route just for 2.5 months. Also, my dad would be in Mumbai after a month so, technically its a question of one month. I would be agreed with your suggestion if this would have been an agreement of 11 months. 

Mr. Bhavin, You are welcome for the appreciations. You have been given various options by various advocates here, you may choose whichever suits you best.