Rajasthan Rent Control Act 2001

If Rajasthan has really come up with an act to safeguard landlord's property from tenants, it is a welcome precedence for whole of India. Tenants need only one protection, eviction without adequate notice. They don't need any other protection whereas landlord needs all the protection as he has invested money and tenant is in possession of his property. All over India, tenants have become defacto owners of the property with draconian laws simply gifting property to them. If India is to become a capitalist country, it is high time similar laws are adopted for the entire nation.

It is really an insult to our intelligence that a landlord needs to prove that he needs his property for evicting a tenant while tenant does not need to prove any damn thing. He may be having dozens of property, may be rich and yet, courts will not ask him asto why he should continue to possess the property. The existing laws are de facto communistisc laws which ought to have been scraped decades ago. Most officlal policies of almost all states show intent of restoring landlord's rights but under political pressure with vote bank interests, they are shying of taking a real step necessary for this age old pending reform.

Failure of east europe, switching of even China to capitalism has proved that capitalism is the only successful ideology for prosperity. Socialist ideology is only a means to a corrupt and inefficient end. Our public sector, Adarash housing scam and so many other things are a testimony to that. Even our reservation policy is a legacy of the same socialistic thinking which has hurt India irreparably. Today, nobody seems to bother about the fact that we get about 1/3rd of farm yields, about 10% of milk yield and so on and yet, the inefficient producers are the beneficiaries of the entire existence of government in India while the more efficient ones (industry, services etc) are continuously beling exploited with more and more regulation, taxes and harrassment.

Good move finally.

Mr Anil Garg

I do not know your antecedents but over your comments I would like to clarify that legislature should introduce any new provisions only when it can provide some remedy.

What the legislature or judiciary would do if the landlord defies a consent decree passed by a court of law.The legislature has not provided any remedy in the act.

So far as residential property is concerned strictness may be imposed but in the matter of shop what to do?

Government is providing land to Govt. Servants of all cadres .members of judiciary,media persons,MLAs MPs ,what about a poor businessman or a private servant ? Do think about them and then comment in such language.

I disregard your comments

Mr Anil Garg

I do not know your antecedents but over your comments I would like to clarify that legislature should introduce any new provisions only when it can provide some remedy.

What the legislature or judiciary would do if the landlord defies a consent decree passed by a court of law.The legislature has not provided any remedy in the act.

So far as residential property is concerned strictness may be imposed but in the matter of shop what to do?

Government is providing land to Govt. Servants of all cadres .members of judiciary,media persons,MLAs MPs ,what about a poor businessman or a private servant ? Do think about them and then comment in such language.

I disregard your comments

As every act comes into force when accent of the President Of India is accorded to it,I wrote to the President and the office of the President simply forwarded to The Principal Secretary ( Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances) Mr Ashok Singhvi but he too it could be presumed is not fit for the post of Principal Secretary of a State as he didn't thought it proper to take any corrective measure.

Same was the case with the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.

The tyime has come that every citizen should be prepared to come to the ROADS.

ALL THE LAWYERS OF INDIA

What you all are doing.Have you gone through the Rent Control Acts of different states including that of Delhi.Most of the acts boast that it is for control of eviction but actually do you find even a single clause which prevents eviction.

I can very well understand that these acts are passed in Assemblies by "raising hands" and nobody cares for whait it contains but you all should take steps to bring to the limelight the facts.

HOPE YOUR CONSCIENCE WOULD NOW FORCE YOU TO TAKE PROPER STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

As every act comes into force when accent of the President Of India is accorded to it,I wrote to the President and the office of the President simply forwarded to The Principal Secretary ( Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances) Mr Ashok Singhvi but he too it could be presumed is not fit for the post of Principal Secretary of a State as he didn't thought it proper to take any corrective measure.

Same was the case with the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.

The time has come that every citizen should be prepared to come to the ROADS.