Rent Evacuation Case

In what situations can the tenant be evacuated? The answer to this question is available in Article 7 of Law No. 6570. In order to file an evacuation case;

1) An eviction case may be filed against the tenant who has been justified twice in a year due to not paying the rental fee on time, without the need for a separate warning, when the lease term expires.

2) In addition, the person who "new" bought an immovable property;

a) As a fully or partially dwelling (residence) for himself or his spouse or children,

b) As a workplace for the purpose of performing a profession or art for himself or his wife or children, if there is a need for use, he can file an eviction case six months after the tenant is informed of the situation within one month from the date of purchase.

In this case, as explained above, the plaintiff must somehow prove that, in case 1, the rent was not paid and a warning was issued about it, or in case 2, he needed the property as a residence or workplace. In addition, a person who has a registered residence within the boundaries of the same city or municipality on which he or his spouse resides is obliged to evacuate the place of residence upon the owner's request. It will be sufficient to prove this in the case for release.

Another important issue; With a law that has been enacted recently; Now, the tenant who has completed 10 years in the house he lives in or in the shop he operates will be able to be put in front of the door without any reason. For this, it will be sufficient to send a notice from the notary 3 months before the end of the lease.

Lawyer Burak GÜNEŞ