Rent Recovery Notice Kit — Non-Payment of Rent

Stop unpaid rent with a formal notice — a complete kit from ₹299. Lawyers often charge ₹2,000–5,000 for this first step. Preview the full notice free.

Your ₹299 kit includes — not just a letter:

  • ✓ Formal notice with state & national tenancy demand language
  • ✓ Month-by-month arrears schedule + total demand
  • ✓ How to serve: Registered Post, Speed Post, email, WhatsApp
  • ✓ Proof-of-service checklist
  • ✓ Evidence pack checklist (what to keep for court)
  • ✓ Deadline timeline + next steps if unpaid

Or ₹799 — everything above, and we post it to your tenant by Registered Post A.D. on a date we name before you pay, and email you the tracking number. You choose which one at the preview, before you pay.

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A formal demand that puts your tenant on notice — the step most landlords take before the Rent Court, and the one that often ends it there. Sent by Registered Post A.D. with proof of delivery.

Agreements.co.in is a document service, not a law firm — we don't give legal advice or guarantee outcomes. You send the notice in your own name and confirm every detail before you pay.

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How sending a legal notice actually works

The law this document is drafted against — sources last read 25 August 2026

We last opened the official published source for each provision below on 25 August 2026 and confirmed the text we cite is still there. That is a check of the source, not advice about your situation.

  • Suit for arrears of rent must generally be filed within 3 years of each instalment falling dueLimitation Act, 1963 — Schedule, Article 52 (arrears of rent)Read the source — opened 25 August 2026
  • Tenant can defeat eviction for default by paying/depositing all arrears with interest within 1 week of the notice of demandAndhra Pradesh Residential and Non-Residential Premises Tenancy Act, 2017 (Act 10 of 2018) — eviction for default of rent, notice-of-demand provisoRead the source — opened 25 August 2026
  • Rent unpaid 15 days after the agreed due date is the statutory default ground for evictionSection 10(2)(i), Telangana Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1960 (Act 15 of 1960)Read the source — opened 25 August 2026

“But we never signed anything.”

A written contract is not what makes money owed to you. Bank transfers, UPI history, invoices, delivery proof, a bounced cheque, and WhatsApp or email where they accept the amount are all evidence, and a notice can be built on them. Most people who tell us they have “nothing in writing” turn out to have a payment trail. The form asks you for exactly what you do have.

You (the Landlord)
The sender of the notice.

A notice sent by a firm or company should say so — it is how the other side knows who they are dealing with.

The Tenant
Who the notice is served on, and where it will be delivered.

Where the notice will be posted — usually the rented premises.

A company must be served at its registered office, and a firm through a partner — get it wrong and the other side can say they were never properly served.

Anyone else to be served? (optional)

A co-tenant, guarantor, or a director/partner of a business tenant. Naming them puts the notice in a real person's hands. It does not make them owe the rent unless they signed a personal guarantee. Each person needs their own address and their own posted copy.

The Arrears
The tenancy facts and the amount you are demanding.

Leave blank if same as the service address above.

The full unpaid amount as of today.

How long the tenant gets to pay. 15 days is customary.

Optional. e.g. 'The Sender reminded you orally in May 2026 and by WhatsApp on 4 June 2026.'

Optional. e.g. 'clear the pending electricity charges of ₹3,200'.

Optional. Only if your rental agreement provides for it.

Optional — what you spent getting this notice served.

Optional — bank/UPI details.

City where the tenancy/premises is — the notice states the courts there have jurisdiction. Leave blank to omit.

Optional. e.g. 'the tenancy commenced and rent fell due at the premises'.

Evidence & Supporting Documents

Add anything that supports your claim — an invoice, a WhatsApp chat, a payment screenshot, even a handwritten notebook. This is optional, but a notice backed by proof carries far more weight.

Your evidence: Nothing added yet

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You have not added any evidence yet. You can still send the notice — but the items below are what a lawyer asks for first, and gathering them now is far easier than later.

What to gather

  • The rental agreementMost importantIt sets the rent, the due date and who owes it. Almost every question about arrears is answered from it.An unregistered or expired agreement still helps. No paper at all? Add the messages where the rent was agreed.
  • A record of what was paid and what was notMost importantThe arrears table in your notice is built from this. An unproved figure is the easiest thing for a tenant to dispute.A bank statement showing which months came in, or even your own dated notebook, is a real record — add it.
  • The reminders you sent about the unpaid rentThey show the tenant knew and did nothing, which is the difference between a demand and a surprise.One dated WhatsApp message asking for the rent is enough to add here.

This is a checklist of what a lawyer usually asks for first — not a judgement about your case, and never a reason you cannot send the notice. We go by how you describe each item; nobody opens your files to check them, so tick things off honestly — the list is only useful if it is true. You can add more evidence at any time, and only you and our team can see what you upload.

No evidence added yet

Evidence & Supporting Documents — FAQ
Most people hesitate simply because they don't know what documents are needed. Here are the answers.