He doesn't have any rights. In fact tou should give him an eviction notice and then remove him from the property.
We want to sell property which is leased to a school. This is registered lease deed. But the tenant has not been paying rent for 6 months. The property is owned by trust and it wants to sell. Does the tenant has any legal rights to start selling the property?
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He doesn't have any rights. In fact tou should give him an eviction notice and then remove him from the property.
If tenant has not being paying rent issue notice of eviction of tenant
2) if tenant refuses to vacate file eviction suit
3) you would not get full market rate if you sell property with tenant occupying the premises
Once a tenant is always a tenant.
He cannot acquire title to the property just because he is residing in the property for long.
If he has defaulted in monthly rental payments, you can take necessary legal action to evict him for willful default.
The trust can invoke the clauses of lease agreement in this regard and take steps to evict him as per law.
Hi, Tenant has no right to sell the property. He is only a tenant. For sale of the property which belongs to trust. Plz go through the Trust Deed. If the trust can sell the property or not.
If the lease is still in force, send them a legal notice asking them to pay all arrears of rent on or before a deadline. If there is a default, send them an eviction notice. It is better to evict them first and then sell the property, as the tenant is a school.