Hello Sir, I am living in Rajkot-Gujarat.. I have one house in name of my father and all the documents including sale note are in name of my father. I mean we purchased it few years before. Currently we rented house to one person since last 3 years and now he is not going to vacant my house and sent me court notice for not to vacant it. Unfortunately i did not make any rent agreement at time of given rented house. So please suggest me how to vacant my house from such fraud person. i have also recruit one advocate and file case also last 1.5 year but i am not happy his work method :( i have upload some document please check below link i have uploaded Court notice document in my dropbox https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fuu1qur6uvyhjof/AACVgKY5dbAr_Y0QIJJmV-wUa Jignesh M- 9879 333 869
1. Well , if you are not satisfied with your lawyer then you can always change him with a new one.
2. Suit for eviction lies against your tenant. I am not sure what suit he has filed against you.
All the case papers needs to be seen for giving proper advice.
Thank you sir, for quick reply, can you please provide details me what document required you i have all document i can scan and email you. thank you
cases fined by you and filed against you.
1) you should have entered into registered leave and licence agreement before giving your house on rent .
2) if your licencee refuses to vacate the house issue him legal notice to vacate your house .
3) file suit for eviction .
4) if licencee has already filed case defend it on merits .
5) if you are not satisfied with your lawyer you can request him to issue NOC and engage another lawyer .
1. You should have entered in to a tenancy agreement or leave & license agreement with your tenant detailing all the terms of the tenancy which you have not done,
2. You have not mentioned whether you receive rent against cash or cheque or whether you issue rent receipt or not,
3. However, you shall have to file an eviction suit on prescribed grounds,
4. Eviction suit takes long time to be disposed off,
5. Change your lawyer if you are not satisfied with his services.
Unless all papers/cases are properly examined , no answer could be given as appropriate.
Since you have not entered into tenancy agreement with the tenant, these problems have cropped up. I hope you would have received rent through cheque. If he has already filed a case defend on its merits. File an eviction suit after changing the lawyer if you are not satisfied with the present one. Request your present lawyer to give NOC.
