Pls advice on this

Sir,

1. For free advice you can also go to free legal aid center

2. You have not done any crime, a you tenant is unable to pay the rent, so you can evict him via legal notice. 

3. The format of simple eviction notice can be searched from google, if you are not able to do that then i advice consult advocate.

I need format for suit for declaration for change of name.

Sir,

1. my question is why did you pay owner with money and then cheque ?

2. Considering your case, if the owner can file a cheque bounce case against you.

3. You need to have sufficient evidence to prove your innocence.

4. best i would advice to visit some local advocate for advice.

5. Sir if the amount is very less, i suggest you pay him via online banking or money order, or else hire one lawyer, fight the case to prove your not guilty.

6. Please go for legal aid center in courts, to clear your doubts. 

@Deepa:  If your tenant has not paid the electricity charges, if it is a separate meter, just leave it  to get disconnected or if it is charged through sub-meter, you may issue a legal notice to hims asking him to pay the charges along with the other dues to be paid by him, if he is not complying with the demands made, you may file suit for recovering the arrears of charges along with an application for evicting him for the tenanted premises.  You dont law into your hand by disconnecting the electricity connection to him which will be an offence for depriving him the basic amenities.

@Vishal  First of all, you should use your own thread to post the queries to which you seek clarification because the reply given to others will be confusing and misguidance to your query. Now to your query:

While vacating the shop, if you have already paid the entire dues, what was the necessity to issue the blank cheque?, You have stated to have written to the Bank Manager to stop payment on the cheque if presented, did you mention any reason for such instruction?, do you have the reply version of the Bankers?, if you possess the said evidence, you may secure it to defend your case in the court if he opts for a cheque bounce case against you. If the landlord has issued a notice, you should give a reply notice denying the allegations or if you admit his demands o be genuine, you may buy time to settle the matter. Consult a local advocate and proceed.

@Abhay Swarup:First of all, you should use your own thread to post the queries to which you seek clarification because the reply given to others will be confusing and misguidance to your query. Now to your query:

There is no standard format for such declaration suit, the pleadings will depend on the facts of the case and the prayer will depend on the reliefs sought for.  So better take the help of a local advocate for further guidance in this matter if you are not able to do it yourself.