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Gayatri pola   09 December 2024

Vacate a school

Hello everyone 

We have a land of 60psq yards we have constructed the building through pre fabricated walls and gave the building to school on rent purpose in 2023 academic year and we made a rental agreement for 5 years for rent of rs 50000 they have given an advance of 10lakhs from the starting of the school they are not giving the rent on time recently my father had died we have given an expensive treatment through by talking hand loans. And bank loans till today they had not given 5months of rent we want to vacate them for the next academic year what can we do 

Please do give some legal advices so that we can proceed 

Thank you



Quick Summary
This discussion concerns a landlord seeking to evict a school that has rented their property for five years. The school has consistently failed to pay rent on time, falling five months behind. The landlord, facing financial difficulties due to medical expenses, requires legal advice on how to proceed with vacating the premises for the next academic year. The advice suggests issuing a legal notice for eviction due to breach of the rental agreement, specifically non-payment of rent, and if necessary, filing a suit for ejectment.

 4 Replies

Pooja (Advocate)     09 December 2024

Suit for eviction can be filed.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     10 December 2024

Issue legal notice to school management and ask them to vacate the premises as they have violated the terms and conditions of rent agreement by making defaults in payments of rent, if notice is not complied with then file suit for ejectment of rented premises.

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     10 December 2024

What are the terms and conditions of rent agreement?

Show it to a local prudent lawyer for analysing facts and professional advise as the facts posted are not clear to form proper opinion and oblige.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     10 December 2024

Default in rental payment itself will be a strong reason for issuing an eviction notice. 

a landlord can file an eviction suit against a tenant who is not paying rent in India

The Supreme Court has emphasized that landlords must follow the legal procedure for evicting tenants.

A landlord can also: 
Send a legal notice to the tenant to vacate the premises. Specify the grounds for eviction, such as non-payment of rent or breach of terms 

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