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Landlord / tenant advice tenancy at will


26-Sep-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
Hi guys, My name is Dev and i need some legal advice on the topic of the mentioned subject. As there is only tenancy at will stands no formal rent agreement is available. The tenant is over 85 years old and no longer in condition to run the shop which was given at tenancy at will by the landlord over 65 years ago. Now the landlord had served a 21 days notice to vacate to the tenant but then tenant sons are not vacating the premise. what should the landlord do in this covid situation when courts are not running very frequent.
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Answer #1
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First of all, a 21 days notice is not valid in case of eviction of a tenant. So, in essence, no notice has been served. Moreover, whether the courts are running or not, you can file a suit for eviction (after proper notice) and the Law will take it's own course. Contact me for further clarification.
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