Due to high inflation all over the world, there is a serious increase in rents. This causes serious problems between the tenant and the landlord. Who is right and who is wrong, it is difficult to decide who is right. In places where inflation is too high, the landlord is right in not wanting to increase as much as specified in the contract. On the other hand, the tenant is in favor of sticking to the rate in the contract.
I think it's the best solution. States should set an annual rate of increase in rent in line with the price of the house, varying from city to city. Otherwise, such problems will continue for years.
However, as long as both the tenant and the landlord are good people, there will be no problems. This is how it is in all areas of life.
