Tenant not vacating property

shruti gupta (Querist) 01 February 2014 This query is : Resolved
hello sir
my father-in-law has a property in bahadurgarh worth 2 crores.he has its papers but no control. it was given to X around 30 years back now he has died and his son is controlling it. we applied in lower court and lost the case. we then applied to district court and again lost it. he is not vacating the property. he is asking for huge amount to vacate it..what can we do now? is there any way out? do we have any strong and winning point? we are in a need of our property..please guide..

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ajay sethi (Expert) 01 February 2014
what were grounds you filed suit for eviction ? why was it rejected by lower court ? you have stated that you filed an appeal before district court . what were grounds for dismissal of your case?

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Guest (Expert) 01 February 2014
Please confirm whether you had allowed him to pay taxes etc directly.Let your FIL execute a saledeed in favour of his son or dependable persons.It would be easy for the new owner to get them evicted legally.Consult a good Lawyer

Advocate M.Bhadra (Expert) 01 February 2014
Eviction of Tenant is a lengthy process,however landlord can evict on reasonable requirement ground under respective Premises Tenancy Act.Now you can file appeal in High Court by appointing a Senior Lawyer.

malipeddi jaggarao (Expert) 02 February 2014
Unless the grounds are known, as you have lost the case twice, any advice without knowing the grounds may not be useful. The best way is reconcile and pay the amount and get it vacated.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 02 February 2014
Since the case is lost twice and eviction process takes years with uncertain results. Explore for amicable solution with the help of nears and dears, the amount demanded would increase on passage of time.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 04 February 2014
If amicable solution cannot be derived then better to file an appeal against the impugned judgment.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 05 February 2014
I go with expert Mr.Makkad's views on the issue, better to go for second appeal.

Advocate. Arunagiri (Expert) 05 February 2014
You have to go for 2nd appeal in the high court.

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