Can a teneant get copy of a lease agreement after the landlord decided to cancel it as tenants didn't give cred rep+1st ren

Whether the tenant (or the landlord) has physical possession is irrelevant to whether the agreement is enforceable. If their tenancy is contingent on the credit report, SSN, etc., then you do not have to allow them access to the property. However, if a lease agreement has been reached, you would have to allow them access. I'm not sure what your question is.

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The enforceabilitty of the lease is not determined by whether it has been "handed over." I cannot tell from your posting whether the tenant executed the lease (or even whether you did or simply wrote out the terms). The failure to provide the credit report, ssn and driver's license is relevant only if it is IN the lease that they must provide these in order to effectuate a lease. If it is simply background material and not required by the lease, AND they and you executed the lease, then there is a lease agreement. You and they may have waived performance, depending on how much time has elapsed and actions you have taken. I am not sure how you are using the term encroach, but they do not have the right to "threaten" you (if by threat you mean violence). If they are threatening to take you to court over the matter, you may want to consult with an attorney about whether the lease is enforceable because the measure of damages would be the difference in the cost to "replace" the rental with another of comparable value (i.e. if yours rents for 1500 a month and they find a comparable house (and the court can be pretty loose about "comparable" for 2000 a month, they could ask for 500X12 months on a one year lease term.

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