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FAQ's on Rental Tenant Notice - Evicting a Tenant

The tenant has to give notice to the landlord to move out with a time duration of 21 days. The government provides this time so that the landlord can look for another tenant. The landlord has to give the notice of ending the rent agreement 90 days prior, for the tenant to look for another place.
No. Under any circumstances, the government does not allow the landlord to kick out the tenant without prior information or carrying out the complete process of legal eviction. In case the landlord does so, it is called ‘self-eviction’ and is an illegal action.
Yes. The landlord had complete rights to evict the tenant in the case of the absence of written or even oral lease. There are even oral agreements made between the landlord and the tenant which are usually for one year or less.
No, landlords do not necessarily need an attorney to evict a tenant, but it's advisable to consult a lawyer to understand the legal requirements and procedures involved in eviction.
No, landlords cannot evict a tenant without a court order. A landlord must follow the legal process and obtain an eviction order from the court to evict a tenant.
If a tenant is not vacating the property after receiving a notice to vacate, the landlord can file an eviction lawsuit in court to obtain an eviction order.
No, landlords cannot evict a tenant without going to court. A landlord must follow the legal process and obtain an eviction order from the court to evict a tenant.

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