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adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     25 September 2012

In absence of unregd., lease deed or no lease deed tenent will be treated as tenent on montly rental basis, so you issue legal notice to him to vacate the house under the transfer of property act.  If he denied then you will have to file a suit for eviction/possession.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     25 September 2012

Issue quit notice to tenant and if he does not comply with notice  than file eviction suit  under T.P.Act.

Ashok Batta (Solicitor & Advocate)     25 September 2012

Since,in the absence of written lease,it shall be treated as a tenancy emanating month to month.if the property is not goverened br the Rent Control Act(since you've not mentiones where the property is situate anh how much is the rent),then notice u/s 106 of T.P.Act shall have to be given. And thereafter, after termination of the tenancy, you can claim damages for use and occupation besides filing a suit for possession under the tranfer of property act. If it is covered by some rent control act, then the petition for eviction will've to be filled.Furnish all details about location and rent of the property and other mutual terms and conditions agreed upon, so that explicit line of action can be suggested .


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