To file an eviction suit in India, follow these steps:
- Notice to the Tenant:
- Send a legal notice to the tenant specifying the grounds for eviction (e.g., non-payment of rent, misuse of property, etc.).
- The notice period varies by state, so check local laws.
- Draft the Eviction Petition:
- Consult a lawyer to draft the eviction petition.
- Include details like the property address, tenant’s name, grounds for eviction, and relief sought.
- File the Petition:
- File the eviction petition in the appropriate court (usually the civil court where the property is located).
- Pay the necessary court fees.
- Serve Summons to the Tenant:
- The court will issue summons to the tenant.
- The tenant must appear in court on the specified date.
- Attend Court Hearings:
- Attend court hearings and present your case.
- Provide evidence supporting your claim (e.g., rent receipts, lease agreement, etc.).
- Judgment and Execution:
- If the court rules in your favor, it will pass an eviction order.
- Execute the order by seeking assistance from court bailiffs or local authorities.
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How to File an Eviction Suit?
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