Tenet missing
3 years ago
My tenant has not paid rent for last six months. He went to his native in November and I have been unable to contact him since then. He is not responding to my calls. His belongings are still inside the house. Please advice how to handle this situation legally.
A.Dear Sir,
You may approach nearest police station and under their guidance you may vacate such premises and dump all such belongings in a room or get auctioned and recover your arrears of rent.
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You may approach nearest police station and under their guidance you may vacate such premises and dump all such belongings in a room or get auctioned and recover your arrears of rent.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
As per the facts stated by you, you may send a legal notice to your tenant asking him to vacate the premises and for payment of due rent.
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As per the facts stated by you, you may send a legal notice to your tenant asking him to vacate the premises and for payment of due rent.
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A.Hi,
You may send a legal notice to your tenant for vacating the premises and for payment of due rent.
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You may send a legal notice to your tenant for vacating the premises and for payment of due rent.
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Tanya Shruti
Responded 3 years ago
A.You can send a legal notice asking him for vacating the premises and for the payment of the due amount. Then can go to civil court file an eviction suit get a decree and then execute the said decree in which you can legally keep his stuff outside the premises.
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Pavan kumar Gudipati
Responded 3 years ago
A.1. Serving Notice is His Address, if Known, based on Aadhar Card or from your memory.
2. You may inform Local police station, and take receipt of it. That can be useful, ( No criminal complaint, but for information, to get assistance)
3. due to covid, public are unable to pay their rents. So it should come under harassment !! take care
2. You may inform Local police station, and take receipt of it. That can be useful, ( No criminal complaint, but for information, to get assistance)
3. due to covid, public are unable to pay their rents. So it should come under harassment !! take care
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DIYAVARHUSSAIN SHAIK
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear Client
As per your submission your tenant is not responding to your calls and not paid rents to you, send a legal notice to him then file a complaint before rent control tribunal claiming the eviction of your tenant
As per your submission your tenant is not responding to your calls and not paid rents to you, send a legal notice to him then file a complaint before rent control tribunal claiming the eviction of your tenant
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Rajinder Pal Singh
Responded 3 years ago
A.Serve him with the legal notice to terminate the tenancy on the grounds of non payment of rent and for abandoning demised premises. Then file civil suit for eviction. Take decree and throw his articles in execution of said decree. All the best.
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