Court orders tenant to pay landlord Rs 24 lakh for overstaying after lease expiry

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The Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ruled against a tenant who remained in a property after the rent agreement expired. The tenant must pay the landlord approximately Rs 24 lakh for the unauthorized period of occupation. The dispute pertained to a residential property in Delhi. The commission determined the compensation based on the market rent for the period the tenant overstayed without a valid contract.

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