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What legal action can be taken to vacate the tenant for renovation


05-Sep-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
I'm the landlord of a property and I have a lease contract with the tenant made in 2001. the lease was expired in 2011, however upon request of the tenant we've extended it till 2016. We've already informed the tenant about our plans of renovation from a year but the tenant is providing with reasons and creating delay to our plans. What legal remedy can I get?
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If you wish to evict a tenant after the period of tenancy is complete, you must terminate the rental agreement by issuing a legal notice at least 15 days before the expiry of the last month. You must ensure that the notice expires with the end of the tenancy month. Simply giving a notice of 15 months is not adequate and not considered by the court of law. The minimum period of notice would differ according to the prevalent State Laws and the situation. The notice would be sent to the tenant. Once the notice period is complete and the tenant still refuses to leave, you can file suit for an order of eviction.
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