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UP JUDICIARY UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972 Syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service (UPPCS J)

5
Topics
27
Sub-topics
31
Sections in exam

UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972 is one of 31 sections in the UP JUDICIARY syllabus. It has 5 topics and 27 sub-topics, tested in Mains Law III.

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UP JUDICIARY UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Applicability, Scope, and Exemptions

    ~3 marks
    • Title and Extent: Act No. 13 of 1972, Applies to Whole of UP, Urban Areas Defined
    • Exempted Buildings: Government Properties, Cantonment, UP State Warehousing Corporation, UP Avas Evam Vikas Parishad, Hotels with Accommodation Over 50 Rooms
    • Definitions: Building, Tenant, Landlord, Rent, Urban Area, Competent Authority
    • Application to New Buildings: Built After 1972, Exemption Period
  2. 2

    Letting of Buildings and Rent Determination

    ~4 marks
    • Permission for Letting (Section 18): Landlord Must Give Notice of Vacancy to District Magistrate
    • Determination of Standard Rent (Sections 4-8): Basic Rent, Annual Value, Procedure for Determination
    • Rent Enhancement: When Allowed, Procedure, 10% Increase Grounds
    • Unlawful Charges: No Premium, No Pugree, No Fine — Effect on Tenant's Rights
    • Revision of Rent (Section 6): Application, Grounds: Improvement, Increase in Taxes
    • Deposit and Advance: Limits, Refund
  3. 3

    Eviction of Tenants (Section 20)

    ~6 marks
    • Section 20(2): Grounds — Default in Payment of Rent for 4 Months
    • Sub-letting, Assignment or Transfer Without Landlord's Written Consent
    • Building Required Bona Fide for Landlord's Own Occupation (Self/Family/Dependants)
    • Building Required for Demolition and Reconstruction: Landlord's Undertaking, Condition of Building
    • Building Required for Repairs and Renovation: Temporary Eviction, Right of Re-entry
    • Nuisance or Misuse of Building: Illegal, Immoral, Unauthorised Use
    • Tenant Acquired Alternative Accommodation, Tenant Ceases to Occupy for 6 Months
    • Comparative Hardship: Tenant's Hardship vs Landlord's Need — Burden of Proof
  4. 4

    Tenant's Rights, Protections, and Procedure

    ~3 marks
    • Protection Against Eviction (Section 20): No Eviction Except Under This Section
    • Right to Sub-let (Section 25): Where Permitted, Restrictions
    • Deposit of Rent: When Landlord Refuses, Procedure Under Section 30
    • Jurisdiction of Rent Controller and Appellate Authority: Powers, Procedure, Appeals
    • Revision to High Court (Section 33): Questions of Law Only
    • Bar on Courts' Jurisdiction (Section 34): No Civil Court to Entertain Suits Covered by Act
  5. 5

    Offences, Penalties, and Miscellaneous

    ~2 marks
    • Penalty for Contravention (Section 31): Fine/Imprisonment for Charging Premium, Unlawful Eviction
    • Cognizance of Offences: Complaint by Competent Authority, Time Limit
    • Power to Make Rules (Section 40), Repeal and Savings

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the UP JUDICIARY UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972 syllabus?

UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972 for UP JUDICIARY has 5 topics: Applicability, Scope, and Exemptions, Letting of Buildings and Rent Determination, Eviction of Tenants (Section 20), Tenant's Rights, Protections, and Procedure and Offences, Penalties, and Miscellaneous, with 27 sub-topics in all.

Which UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972 topics matter most for UP JUDICIARY?

By weightage in the syllabus data: Eviction of Tenants (Section 20) (~6 marks), Letting of Buildings and Rent Determination (~4 marks), Applicability, Scope, and Exemptions (~3 marks).

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