Authoritative statutory guidance on residential and commercial tenancy agreements, statutory Notice to Quit periods, Recovery of Premises Laws, rent control regulations, and unlawful eviction remedies.
You are not obligated to move out next week. Under Nigerian tenancy law, the sale or transfer of a property does not...
No. A landlord or caretaker does not have the legal right to disconnect or lock up essential domestic water supply from a...
No. The fact that your fixed-term tenancy agreement has expired does not give your landlord the legal right to forcefully throw you...
To legally evict tenants who have stopped paying rent in an inherited property, you must first establish your legal authority as the...
No. A landlord does not have the legal authority to arbitrarily dictate who visits your rented home or ban you from hosting...
The landlord is legally and financially responsible for repairing, rebuilding, or replacing a collapsed soakaway pit, septic tank, or major underground drainage...
Under the statutory provisions of the Lagos State Tenancy Law, charging a tenant 10% for an agency fee plus 10% for legal...
No. A landlord has absolutely no legal right to throw your personal belongings, furniture, or clothes out of your rented apartment, onto...
No. A tenant cannot be unilaterally forced by a landlord to pay for capital repairs of the building’s infrastructure or bear the...
No. Under the Lagos State Tenancy Law 2011, it is strictly unlawful and a criminal offence for a landlord or their agent...
