Land Lord Notice To Vacant Property Before Finishing Agreement

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Land Lord Notice To Vacant Property Before Finishing Agreement

05-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)

I take a property on rental for running clinic on Nov 2019 for three year by register agreement.I also paid rent on time during the lockdown also. Now the landlord want to vacant the premises and harass me without any fault from my side. So what should I do.

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Advocate Abhinav Sharma LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-05T12:30:40+05:30

Answer #1

You have to immediately send a eviction notice to your tenant, you can immediately send this notice, there are fixed grounds under which you can send this notice. we need to identify the ground and then send it asap, will hace to give your tenant some time and then he will have to evict.

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Advocate Pawan Prakash Pathak LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-05T20:35:46+05:30

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Don’t vacate the premises first and if he is pressurising you then in that case send him the legal notice stating to comply the agreement entered between both the parties or else compensate for the loss to you. That’s the beet case scenario for you.

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-05T22:39:21+05:30

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you will have to explain how he is harassing you. also, you have not mentioned the term of your tenancy. if it is registered and is a term agreement, it is ordinarily non-terminable at will. you can approach court to get injunction, that's what I can tell you from this little information, while assuming your tenancy's term is still alive.

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