Eviction of tenant Eviction of tenant

1 year ago

My tenant using my property for other purpose that he have not asked or intimate before.
The 11months of agreement we made was not registered under rent control act.
We provide him the shop building for business purpose only but he also using it as residence and cooking with domestic cylinder in a commercial place. And also creating nuisance by depositing the food wastage and other wastages to the neighbouring tenants
And he making changes in building by extending the front side by using metal sheets without any intimation.
And then we noticed him orally to vacate the premises within the time period of 3 months .
Now he refused to vacate the premises. And continuing the same troubles so we forcefully locked his portion .
I no more interested to continue with the tenant.
So please let me know how to get justice by the court and please tell is there any chances to get stay order to not open that shop until the case closes. Because all the evidence that proving that he is using that as recidency is inside the building.

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.As a landlord, you have the right to take legal action against your tenant if they are violating the terms of the lease agreement or causing a nuisance to other tenants. Here are some steps you can take:

Send a legal notice: Send a legal notice to your tenant asking them to vacate the premises and remove all their belongings within a specified time period. If the tenant does not respond to the notice or refuses to vacate, you can file a case in the court.

File a case in the court: You can file a case in the court seeking eviction of the tenant on the grounds of violation of lease terms and causing nuisance to other tenants. You can also seek damages for any losses incurred due to the tenant's actions.

Seek a stay order: You can request the court to issue a stay order to prevent the tenant from opening the shop until the case is closed. The court will consider your request based on the evidence provided and the circumstances of the case.

Gather evidence: You will need to provide evidence to support your case, including the lease agreement, photos or videos of the tenant's activities, witness statements, and any other relevant documents.
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