Unpaid Rent Eviction Process

It seems you have an issue with a tenant not paying rent and refusing to vacate the property. Here are some general guidelines under Tamil Nadu rental laws:
- An unregistered rental agreement may still be enforceable in court but could be harder to prove.
- You can file an eviction suit in the Tamil Nadu Rent Control Court.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with filing an eviction suit?

To file an eviction suit in Tamil Nadu Rent Control Court, follow these steps:
*. Send a Legal Notice: Inform the tenant of the intention to evict.
*. Drafting the Petition: Prepare an eviction petition citing reasons like non-payment of rent.
*. File the Petition: Submit the petition to the Rent Control Court with required documents.
*. Serve the Summons: Ensure the tenant receives a court summons.
*. Attend Hearings: Present your case in court.
Would you like details on any specific step or guidance on the documents required?

To submit a petition to the Rent Control Court in Tamil Nadu:
*. Prepare the Petition: Draft it with all necessary details and reasons for eviction.
*. Attach Documents: Include the rental agreement, notice to tenant, and any proof of non-payment.
*. Submit to Court: File the petition at the appropriate Rent Control Court.
*. Pay Fees: Ensure you pay the required court fees.
Would you like specific information on drafting the petition?

Court fees in Tamil Nadu for filing an eviction suit can vary based on the type of case and the value involved. Generally:
- Fees are based on the monthly rent and the duration of the unpaid period.
- Additional fees may apply for processing and documentation.
Would you like guidance on calculating the exact fee based on your specific situation?

The time period for the court to complete an eviction suit in Tamil Nadu can vary, but typically, it may take several months to a few years, depending on the complexity of the case and the court's schedule.
Would you like information on ways to expedite the process or any other related details?

Yes, you can request the tenant to pay rent during the case period. Here's what you can do:
- Interim Orders: Request the court for an interim order for the tenant to deposit rent in court.
- Claim Arrears: Include a claim for unpaid rent in your eviction petition.
Would you like more information on how to request an interim order?