eviction of tenant

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 07 March 2011 This query is : Resolved
I had given one room on rental basis in the year 2000 to two joint partners (brothers) doing transport business with a contract for 3 years, though after 3 years it was not renewed and I was getting rent as usual. In the year 2006, Contract was again made for two years with renewed increased rent, But after 2 years again it was not renewed but the rent was increased and tenants were paying rent, though it was paid at a gap of 3-4 months at a time with verbal harrassment. Since Last october,2010 I did not get rent and they misbehaved with me verbally,In february 2011 I had sent one legal request letter to vacate the room giving 15 days period through my advocate becoz of their status of defaulter. Now they are denying to vacate and sent rent through money order (which I did not accept), with false allegations of blaming me for not renewing contract. I am 80 years old Retired school teacher getting small pension of Rs.6000/- from state government So what can I do get it vacated immediately since I have a big land and this room is on front portion. Please help

My local lawyer has also suggested to file eviction suit against him, But I just wanted to know can I claim for immediate possession and again since I am a Retired Government employee and senior citizen can I get any special benefit for my status.

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 07 March 2011
Since the tenant has refused to vacate the property in spite of service of eviction notice then only option left to you is to file a suit for eviction against him.

Kiran Kumar (Expert) 07 March 2011
u ll have to file eviction petition/ suit (as applicable to ur area)

find out if any spl rent law is applicable to ur area....try to make personal necessity as one of the grounds for eviction.

seek help of local lawyer for more details on the laws applicable to ur area.

Dayananda Gowda (Expert) 07 March 2011
I agree with experts. File a eviction suit

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 08 March 2011
Yes,you have to file eviction petition/suit.

DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (Expert) 08 March 2011
All told be ready for a long haul in the courts.

Guest (Expert) 08 March 2011
No shortcut is imminent to get immediate possession, except to file an eviction suit.

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