Tenant not vacating plot
Deepak sharma
(Querist) 21 October 2013
This query is : Resolved
We have a plot of around 1200 square yards in tehsil labera, distt shahjhanpur-UP, we had given plot to the tenant for wood related work, there is no cemented construction on the plot. tenant is doing business of wood related work for the last 12 years (2001 dec till now).
All type of construcion on the plot is kacha type (mud used constuction, no cement lanter)
We have an agrement from the tenant that (notary ceritied type-on 10 ruppes stamp paper, certified by notary advocate) such as
"I am not a tenant and I am doing here no business whenever we will say to him he will vacate the land."
We are taking rent from him only in cash and also we had not given him even a single rent receipt.
now he refuge to vacate the land then how long it will take to vacate the plot.
Please advise us how he will vacate the plot?
what are the various IPC we can impose on the tenant?
Does he has any right on our land?
I have heard if a person is in possession of particular land for more than 12 years then the land belong to him?
(litigation act 1963)
Please highlight the law of uttar pradesh rent control act 1972 in the above case.
What are the various legal possibility so that we can vacate the land very quickly/
I have heard that civil cases takes several years for the complete cases to be resolved
Please advice me the legal protection we should take
Any help would be appreciated!!!
ABDUL RAZIQUE
(Expert) 21 October 2013
Dear D suri
you can file eviction suit/recovery of khas possession suit/trespassers case in this matter according to situation (with the help of local lawyer)
REGARDING the delay of matter, S C I has already says in 2001 Justice Delayed is Justice Denied While considering the aforesaid matter, the Supreme Court held as also noticed the most popular phrase spoken by every speaker in every conference "justice delayed is justice denied". and the Chief Judge of the Court of Small Causes at Bombay has taken it seriously and improved the system and the procedure with the co-operation of the Bench and Bar and produced and proved the disposal of the suit of the landlord in a period of 6 to 9 months, which is required to be followed by the other Courts in India in order to give relief to the citizen of this country and to provide the justice quick. SO DON'T WORRY IN DELAY.
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO HIGHLIGHT UPRC ACT. KINDLY YOU SEE/PURCHASE A BARE ACT OF UPRC ACT 1972.
Deepak sharma
(Querist) 22 October 2013
Thank you very much for the prompt reply...
what is bare act 1972?
Any other opinion
