I have rented a house in Mysore since 01-09-2010. I am asking the tenant to vocate the house since september 2015. But the tenant is not vocating the house.
Presently I am residing in Bangalore. The tenant without my permission or from the water supply board, has obtained the addational water connection illegally. On 14-11-2016 the staff from the Water supply board noticed that illegal water connection & contacted me over phone. Then I immediately asked the water supply board staff to disconnect the water connection. And very next day when I contacted the tenant he agreed that he has obtained illegal water connection by bribing the water supply board staff. In this connection I have given him a writing notice for having illegal water connection & also to vocate the house on or before February-2017 in the letter dated:20-11-2016.
The following are the clarifications needed:
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The rental agreement which I had with the tenant is lost. If I approach the court is it mandatory to produce the rental agreement.
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The first written notice to the tenant was given on 20-11-2016 by hand, the tenant received the notice but he denied to give me the acknowledgement. Again I sent him the second notice vide letter dated:21-12-2016 by registered post with acknowledgement due. In the second notice I have attached the copy of first notice.
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In the letter dated 20-11-2016 I had stated that to vocate the house within 03 months i.e., by the end of February-2017 but did not give him any reason why I am asking him to vocate the house. But in the letter dated:21-12-2016 I have given the reason that as I am shifting my residence from Bangalore to Mysore I need that house so please vocate by the end of February-2017. Should I have to give any other reason for the tenant to vocate the house. .
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Getting illegal water connection by the tenant without my permission or from the concerned department can be brought to the court notice.
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If the tenant does not vocates the house within the specified time should I have to give him another 01 month notice or should I directly approach the court.
