How to Protect Your Rights as a Tenant

A tenant is not in possession of the demised premises at the mercy of the landlord. He is not in possession of the demised premises at the whims and caprices of the landlord. The landlord cannot impose anything he likes on the tenant. The tenant has a bundle of legal rights that must be protected.

Tenancy agreement is an agreement where both landlord and tenant protect their rights and interests. If a tenant doesn’t know his rights, he may not know when they are infringed upon. And even when he knows that his rights have been trampled upon, he may not know how to go about seeking redress.

The landlord cannot eject a tenant anyhow. There is a very strict procedure he must observe before ejecting tenant. If this procedure is not completely observed by the landlord, the landlord’s act will amount to wrongful ejection, which will give tenant the opportunity of remaining in occupation until the landlord follows the procedure.

If you are a tenant, you must know your rights. You must know how to protect your rights from being infringed upon, what to do when your rights are infringed upon and what to do when you are unlawfully ejected.    

Here is an e-book that contains everything you need to know to protect your rights and to curtail the excesses of the landlord. The e-book is titled: “TENANT’S TREASURY - How to Protect Your Rights as a Tenant.” Code: B2 (3). Written by an experienced legal practitioner, the e-book is invaluable to every tenant. Here are what you will learn from the e-book:

• Requirement of a valid tenancy.

• Secret of protecting your rights and interests.

• Covenants that must be inserted in the tenancy agreement to protect your rights as a tenant

• Legal obligations of tenant to landlord and why he must discharge these obligations.

• Know the laid down procedure for ejecting tenants. 
•  Know what to do when this procedure is not fully observed.

•  Know why the law protects the tenant more than the landlord and why you should not abuse this protection that the law is granting you.

• Know the statutory grounds which the landlord can use to recover his premises from you.

• Know when quit notice is valid and when it is invalid. Know the action to take when quit notice is invalid

• Know the reliefs available to tenant whenever the landlord breaches his rights.

Price: N1,500

How to Order

Pay N1,500 into the following account:

Bank: UBA

Account Name: Adaji Sunday

Account Number: 2015569824

After payment, text your payment details to: 07061016859. Remember to include the code of the eBook. The code is: B2 (3). The payment details you will text to us will look like this:

Name/email/amount/code/teller No/date          

Example: sunny/conqueror.adaji30@gmail.com/N1,500/B2 (3)/78901/27/5/13 

On confirmation of your payment, your order will be sent to your email box where you will download or print out and read.