Agreement lease

You can file eviction petition against tenant on the grounds available to you.

can't we just remove their things and lock the door??😅

Dear Ms Mumtaz, 

Once a person has come into possession of a property such as a tenant, he can only be evicted as per law i.e. the tenancy law. I completely agree with learned Advocate Sh. Bhartesh Goyal G.  You must file an eviction petition under your local State laws to evict tenant on the grounds available such as personal use, family emergency need etc etc. 

Regards

Shubham Bhardwaj (Advocate)

District & Session Court, Chandigarh

Punjab & Haryana High Court, at Chandigarh

 

Disclaimer:- Opinion is only for guidance. 

Well analysed and advised by experts Mr. Bhartesh Goyal and Mr. Shubham Bhardwaj, I endorse and appreciate.

You did not disclose:

Whether original 6 years agreement (presumably it is rent agreement) was registered or notarized or unattested?

Where (which state) is the shop located and what is the rate of rent agreed in the original agreement ? Whether there is any clause for increasement of rent after "some" period ?

What were the circumstances where you had permitted the tenant to enjoy the demised premises without any agreement ?

Did you file eviction petition to know the "result" of the same ?

What is the opinion and advise of the lawyer engaged by you, if any ?

At the same time, once again explore the chances of eviction through compromise through friends and relatives as litigation involves delay and expensive for both.

You can give three months advance notice to vacate the demise premises for your personnel purpose,if you want to go legally.Otherwise mediation is quick and better.

Yes, eviction is possible only possible through the due process.

actually they did not pay the rent properly. a rent of 3.5 lakhs is remaining. and when we asked them to move out they are not ready to leave. they are like we should not ask the rent which is remaining (3.5lakhs). And should pay the full deposit. And the agreement is the notarized one. and in the agreement only 11months is mentioned .i.e of 2014

A lease deed is a mandatory document to be registered under the law, and it is the duty of the lessee to follow the laid down law.  Eviction must be as per law and not paying rent is the strongest point in your favor.  The only local advocate can get you a remedy and the lessee is bound to pay the market rent irrespective of the agreed one with such penalty for not vacating the premises.  Yes.  The process may take a decade and compromise is the only shortcut.