Dear Client,
answering both your queries, here are the steps and considerations:
1. Police Complaint: You can take the tenant to police station for the criminal intimidation of your mother as threatened by the tenant. That being said, even without a recording, the incident can still be reported. Trespass could also be another reason because the tenancy has come to an end, and the tenant still occupies the premises without lawful authority.
2. Legal Recourse: This pact was notarized rather than being registered and thus it would most probably not be as effective in court. Yet, it is possible to file an eviction suit as a response to the tenant not paying rent along with aggressive behavior.
3. Leave and License vs. Rental Agreement:
- Leave and License Agreement: Usually provides more control of and to the property to the owner and less time for tenants to the latter. It is a common choice for configuration that is usually temporary, while it can be registered to enhance the obligation’s robustness.
- Rental Agreement: Usually grants the tenant more privileges and is best suited for long term use like in leasing.
4. Religion: Religion and customs, in general, have no place in justice and legal processes. Focus on the facts: the withdrawal from the agreement, failure to make payments for the rent, and threatening messages.
5. Stamp Paper: Scriping an agreement on ₹100 stamp paper is not unusual; however, registering the agreement would help in giving it a better legal protection.
In conclusion, do file a complaint to police regarding intimidation and trespassing and also consult a legal expert to commence eviction process.
Hope this helps!