chander sahay (j) 23 March 2016
james bhatti (Advocate) 24 March 2016
Adv Shrikiran.B (Advocate) 24 March 2016
First of all, issue a legal notice to the tenants demanding them to vacate the property and wait for the mandatory notice period to complete. If the tenants don't vacate the portion even after completion of the mandatory notice period, file a suit for eviction on the grounds mentioned above by James Sir. All the best.
Regards,
Advocate B.Srikiran
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Rahul Kapoor (Legal Enthusiast) 24 March 2016
Dear Chander,
What was the agreed rate of rent ?
Rate of rent is important because it will decide whether tenancy would be govern by Rent Control Act of Transfer of Property Act.
Regards
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Kishor Mehta (CEO) 24 March 2016
Sir,
No tenant can be thrown out physically, even if he/she is not paying the rent regularly, it will be illegal and may precipitate criminal procedure. You have to take recourse to the applicable Rent Act. Every State has its own Rent Act, the premises are situated in which State?
The vital and decisive facts are: whether any rent receipt was issued?, how was the rent collected, with cheque or in cash?
To try and offer valid advice without knowing the above will be a fruitless excercise.
Good Luck,
Kishor Mehta
chander sahay (j) 24 March 2016
chander sahay (j) 24 March 2016
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