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Landlord's notice
I signed up my tenancy contract last summer with a clause that it is valid for three months only, as an emergency while continuing to look for a better/cheaper place to live in. It worked perfectly well for both parties, as the landlord was away for the summer and was planning to come back after three months period, so he even kept his food in the kitchen cabinets.
The Rera certificate although says that the contract is valid for 12 months. So in theory it's a normal one year contract with four checks.
Anyway, my landlord changed his mind after one month, packed up his stuff he had kept in the apartment and let me stay till the end of the contract (that is, June), and I paid him on time every three months. Everybody happy. The next pay is in March, and I just got a text message from him demanding me to leave by then (two weeks notice via a text message). That happened a few days after I took a chance and asked whether it was possible to have a cheaper rent. Shouldn't he send me a written notice a bit more in advance? What are the rules here? There is also a clause in the contract that either of us should give a written notice 1 month in advance if any of us wants to change anything, although verbally we agreed on three months notice, that is, right after a check.
p.s. I added more detail to the background story, for those who think I have it both ways.
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