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Can a Tenant Be Evicted for Noise Complaints?

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Recently, one of my clients asked, can a tenant be evicted for noise complaints? I replied yes, landlords can evict their tenants for consistent noise complaints. They can remove them immediately if the disturbances breach the terms of the rental agreement or violate local laws and bylaws concerning public nuisance.

Can I be Evicted for Noise Complaints Without Proof?

No. If you are a tenant, keep in mind your landlord has to provide valid evidence. However, eviction is ‌considered a last resort.

The landlord must check how noise-related eviction could occur.

  • Landlords usually start by having an informal conversation with the tenant about the problem. If the situation worsens, a written warning or notification may be used as proof.

  • The landlord can provide a formal notice, usually 15 or 30 days, if the tenant persists in causing disruptions despite warnings. This notification should list the grievances and warn that noncompliance will result in eviction.

  • If the tenant does not comply with the terms of the rental agreement, the landlord may have grounds to start legal action for eviction.

  • Noise pollution laws and local nuisance laws can be invoked. In severe cases, landlords or neighbours may file a police complaint under Section 268 of the Indian Penal Code (Public Nuisance) or noise pollution laws applicable in the area.

I hope your query is resolved.

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