I’m looking for legal advice on how to get my tenant to vacate my flat in Jaipur’s Civil Lines area. He’s been living there for the past four years, hasn’t renewed his lease, isn’t maintaining the property properly, and hasn’t been paying rent on time or in full. I need to sell this flat to pay off my HDFC home loan and buy a new property in Gurgaon. What are my legal options?

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Law Forum › Category: Landlord / Tenant › I’m looking for legal advice on how to get my tenant to vacate my flat in Jaipur’s Civil Lines area. He’s been living there for the past four years, hasn’t renewed his lease, isn’t maintaining the property properly, and hasn’t been paying rent on time or in full. I need to sell this flat to pay off my HDFC home loan and buy a new property in Gurgaon. What are my legal options?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

I’m looking for legal advice on how to get my tenant to vacate my flat in Jaipur’s Civil Lines area. He’s been living there for the past four years, hasn’t renewed his lease, isn’t maintaining the property properly, and hasn’t been paying rent on time or in full. I need to sell this flat to pay off my HDFC home loan and buy a new property in Gurgaon. What are my legal options?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

Under Indian law, you can issue a legal notice to your tenant demanding vacating the property and paying pending rent. If he fails to comply, you can file an eviction suit in the local civil court. You can also consider a negotiated settlement with the tenant.

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