Deposit not returned
Your one-year lease ended weeks ago. The landlord keeps saying “next week.” You have receipts, but no leverage.
For renters in India
Recourse turns your rental dispute into a filing-ready legal notice — grounded in your state’s rent law and India’s national statutes. Free. Five minutes. No signup.
No signup. No payment. Session data expires in 24 hours.
10 states
Rent Act coverage
~5 minutes
Intake to draft
Verbatim citations
No hallucinated sections
₹0
To draft and download
The problem
Most Indian tenants never send one. Not because their case is weak — because the friction is absurd for what should be a routine demand. Recourse removes that friction.
Your one-year lease ended weeks ago. The landlord keeps saying “next week.” You have receipts, but no leverage.
Calls unanswered, messages on read. You need something on the record before you can escalate.
Being asked to vacate without notice, or being locked out. Your tenancy rights don’t disappear because the landlord says so.
How it works
Four steps. No back-and-forth over WhatsApp with a lawyer. No forms you don’t understand.
Read the full walkthroughSix short screens. Situation, tenant, landlord, property, evidence, jurisdiction. Takes about five minutes.
A deterministic rule engine — not a chatbot — decides between police, RERA, consumer commission, rent controller, civil suit, or a demand notice.
The notice quotes your state’s Rent Act verbatim, alongside the Consumer Protection Act, Contract Act, and CPC §80 where relevant.
Inline edits, PDF export, ready to send by registered post or via your advocate.
Why free
Millions of urban Indians rent. A meaningful share hit a deposit dispute at some point. The tool that ends most of these conversations — a properly-cited legal notice — has been priced and gatekept as if it were exotic. It isn’t. We built Recourse so the notice takes minutes and costs nothing.
We are not a law firm. We do not represent you. We do one thing well: assemble a coherent, cite-able demand from your facts and your state’s statute.
Coverage
Free draft, in five minutes. The kind of letter a landlord actually reads.