JAINAMKUMAR 27 April 2021
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 27 April 2021
Re-write your query, preferably in English or Hindi.
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 27 April 2021
The final remedy is only by contacting a local advocate for eviction of the tenant through the process of the court.
munaga rao 27 April 2021
File a case as you are possessing purchased property legal documents. But doubt arises on that you said he is not paying any rent since a long time or even from beginning and how you have accepted Regn in your favour without handing over the purchased property in unencumbered when already the past tenant is using that property?
P. Venu (Advocate) 27 April 2021
Your profile reveals that you are posting too many an issue. What is the real issue, if any?
Kishor Mehta (CEO) 27 April 2021
Since you have legally purchased the property it does not curtail your right of eviction even if the previous owner had rented it. You can file an eviction suit claiming bonafide use, you can get the vacant possession if you can prove your bonafides for personal use. You had better consult a local praciticing advoacate.
P. Venu (Advocate) 27 April 2021
I am sorry for my earlier posting. It was in respect of another query. Due to technical defects attempts in editing was unsuccessful.
As to the present query, eviction is possible only through the due process of law - i.e. you need to approach a court of law as designated by the local rent law. Bona fide requirements of the Landlord as well the non-payment of rent coupled with denial of title of the landlord are substantial grounds for seeking eviction of the tenant.