1. Well, if you refuse to vacate the property then you can very well ignore the demand if landlord in which eventuality he will have to file suit for eviction.

2. Since as such suit takes long time to finish you can very well continue with the possession of tenanted property.

3. Once suit for eviction is filed in court your employer may acknowledge the tenancy even without rent receipt.

4. If you send rent by cheque then also the requirement of rent receipt can be dispensed with.

5. Else change the premises at your convenience.

If the landlord is refusing to give the rent receipt then you should start paying your rent by cheque / demand draft / electronic form for which your bank statements will reflect proof towards valid payment of rent to the Landlord.

You can also issue a written notice to the Landlord asking him for the receipt of the rent already paid, failing which you can approach the competent court of law seeking directions for issuance of rent receipt.

W.r.t the second query, if the PAN Card details are not provided by the Landlord, then you should also issue a written notice to the Landlord asking him for their PAN - failing which HRA exemptions cannot be allowed by you

Now you should have the proof of deposits of rent you can claim exemption without recipts.also but in case it department gives you notice you have to.explain them with agreement and rent deposited.

Not giving rent recipt is criminal.offence under most of rent control acts kindly refer your local law.

For eviction the landlord has to give proper notice stating reason which can be contests if illegal.wrong

1) Actually your problem is not so big, if your owner was not providing rent receipts to you never mind.

2) If you have made rent agreement and it mentioned how much deposit and monthly rent you are going to pay. Are you paying online or cheque or cash monthly rent.

3) There is another way to get rebate of income tax for same rent receipts submitting, for that please call via consultation call.

He has to issue you rent receipts but you need to vacate the house if the agreement expires.

See, it is there fault that they do not want to show their income.

Even if they are denying to issue rent receipts, doesn’t give you right to not to vacate as the rent is above 3500 per month they can very well ask you to leave after giving 15 days notice as per TPA Act, section 106.

You can’t say no to vacate just for a reason that they are not giving rent receipts.

Your best option is to shift to alternative accommodation wherein landlord gives you rent receipt for rentals

2) it appears landlord is more interested in evading taxes and not declaring his true income

Hello,

Do not vacate the house.

Let him file an eviction suit to throw you out of the property.

If he taking rent then it his duty to provide rent receipt and PAN. If he files a suit then being these points before the court.

Regards

If the landlord refuses to issue the rental receipt you may either issue a legal notice to him or can approach the rent control court based on the lease agreement but for that the agreement should have been a registered deed.

On expiration of the lease agreement the landlord is entitled to evict you if the lease agreement do not contain any obligation towards renewal.