5 tenant information guides — with the gaps shown.
Plain language and practical evidence steps. Each article shows whether a checked legal source is recorded.
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Eviction questions: document the process
A practical evidence checklist for lockout threats, utility cuts, notices, and other eviction disputes — with legal-source review still pending.
⚠ Owner review required
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Payment records: build your paper trail
Practical ways to preserve rent, deposit, fee, and message records — with the legal entitlement claim marked for review.
⚠ Owner review required
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Rent increases: questions to document
A checklist for recording a proposed rent increase and the terms that may matter — with the legal conclusion marked for review.
⚠ Owner review required
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Repairs: document the problem before you act
A practical record-keeping checklist for roofs, plumbing, wiring, and shared systems — with the legal duty claim marked for review.
⚠ Owner review required
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Advance-rent cap: what the cited statute says
For residential tenancies covered by the cited law, the text addresses advance rent above one month for shorter tenancies and above six months for longer tenancies.
✓ Source recorded
Before you file or pay
- Step 1. Get the demand in writing
- Step 2. Gather receipts + messages
- Step 3. Use the official Rent Control portal
- Step 4. Take your evidence to a qualified adviser
Official portal: Rent Control Online Portal.
⚖️ General information, not legal advice. Laws and procedures can change, and an individual dispute depends on its facts. For a live dispute, contact the Rent Control Department or a Ghana-qualified lawyer and check the source linked on the page.
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