Eviction of the Tenant Due to the Expiration of the Lease Term
January 10, 2025 |
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In this article, information will be given about the eviction of the tenant due to the expiration of the lease term.
Upon the expiration of the lease term, in order for the lessor to apply for eviction without judgment a written rental agreement must have a lease. Especially for residential and business rents, to include a commitment to evacuate It matters.
According to Supreme Court decisions, on the same date as the lease agreement The eviction commitment given is not considered valid because it is taken advantage of the tenant’s difficult situation.
In the event of the termination of the lease agreement, the lessor may request the eviction of the immovable property through proceedings without judgment. This situation, Article 272 of the EBL is clearly stated in the provision. According to this
“An immovable leased under a contract may be evicted within one month after the end of its term by submitting the contract to the enforcement office.
Thereupon, the bailiff orders the evacuation and delivery of the immovable property within fifteen days through an evacuation order.
Evacuation order:
The name, fame and place of residence of the lessor and the lessee and their representatives, if any, and the date of the contract, and if there is an objection to the renewal or extension of the lease, it is written that if it does not declare and object to the apartment within seven days or if it does not evict itself, it will be forcibly removed.”
The tenant may respond to this eviction order seven days in objection otherwise, evacuation within fifteen days obligation.
As a result, the eviction process must be carefully followed in case the tenant’s lease term expires. As a result of procedural and substantive errors, you may face extra trial costs. It is very important to know the process well and to follow the current legislation and decisions of the Supreme Court.
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