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22 March 2010
Please explain me the following terms with examples.............
Reasonable or expected rent of hp
Annual value of hp
Standard rent of hp

22 March 2010 Reasonable/Expected Rent: The amount of rent that a particular property is expected to be received because of its features, like location, spaciousness etc.

Annual Rent : The actual rent received during the year.

Standard Rent : The amount of rent that Local Authority expects of a property based on its assessment on several features, but not necessary that the actual rent is same, it can be more or less.

23 March 2010 agree with expert

25 March 2010 agree with Mr. Rajesh. and continuing..
Std Rent- is fixed under the Rent Control Act, if the Std rent has been fixed for any property under Rent control act, owner is not expected to get rent higher than this.


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