Main grounds for eviction
- Non-payment of rent
- Need of the landlord or their relatives for housing or business premises
- Need of a new owner of the property
- The tenant's written undertaking to vacate
- Expiry of the lease term and of the statutory extension periods
General procedure
- Reviewing the lease, payment records and any undertaking to vacate
- Sending a formal notice or a payment order
- If necessary, filing an eviction lawsuit or starting enforcement proceedings
- Taking possession of the property through the enforcement office after the decision
Points to consider: Each ground for eviction has its own conditions and time limits. Sending notices in the correct form and observing deadlines may directly affect the outcome.
The information on this page is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Each matter must be assessed on its own facts.