Asked in Landlord or Tenant
Greetings! You have to serve him with a legal notice of eviction and direct him to evict the premises and incase of failure of compliance of legal notice, you may approach the court for filing appropriate case for eviction and mesne profit. For further discussion you may book the consultation.
I am hoping that you have a Rental agreement signed with the Tenant with a clause of removing the tenant at your discretion with a specific notice period. In that case, all you need to do is send the tenant an eviction notice along with the time period you have mentioned in the agreement & the relevant clauses from the rental agreement. The tenant is bound to leave the premise within the permitted time period. If he/she/they do not evict the property, you can file a suit for eviction in the concerned court.
First send legal notice cum eviction notice and insert all relevant clauses , wait for a month, then file case in civil court of your town.
Dear client I am sorry to hear that but in the space you can send a notice to your tenant that is eviction notice and ask them to leave your apartment and deposit all the previous claims.
If he/she is not listening to you then first of all it's advisable for you to serve him/her a legal notice and in that notice you can write to stop all these harrassment and vacant the premises and compensate you for any losses incurred by you in the said property. You have to warn them that either move out of the premises or face legal action which will be at his/her own risk. The notice period will be of one month or as according to the agreement executed between both of you. And if the problem is intolerable and you wish to go legal then you can always forward a complaint in writing to the police station of your area. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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