My tenant’s husband has been abroad for the past year and her lease agreement is ending in June. I’ve signed a registered agreement with her, but she’s not moving out. I’m also renting my own place, so I need to get back into my flat. What legal steps can I take to get her to vacate?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My tenant’s husband has been abroad for the past year and her lease agreement is ending in June. I’ve signed a registered agreement with her, but she’s not moving out. I’m also renting my own place, so I need to get back into my flat. What legal steps can I take to get her to vacate?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My tenant’s husband has been abroad for the past year and her lease agreement is ending in June. I’ve signed a registered agreement with her, but she’s not moving out. I’m also renting my own place, so I need to get back into my flat. What legal steps can I take to get her to vacate?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can issue a legal notice to vacate, giving her a reasonable time to leave. If she doesn’t comply, you can file an eviction suit in court. The court can order her to vacate and also award you compensation for the delay.

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