Eviction Cases Arising From the Lessor in Residential and Roofed Workplace Rents

1.Eviction Due to the Need TBK 350/1 md

If the lessor is obliged to use the lessor for himself, his wife, lower lineage, upper lineage or other persons whom he is obliged to depend on by law due to the need for housing or a workplace, the provision “he can file a lawsuit within one month at the end of the lease agreement”has been included.

2. The reconstruction of loans (350/2 TBK)for the purpose of or based reconstruction, repair, expansion, or modification necessary and during these processes, the use of loans is impossible if fixed-term contracts at the end of a period, indefinite-term contracts of lease termination notice of termination in accordance with the general provisions relating to the time period and determined in accordance with opener within one month from the date prescribed for you can end up with a lawsuit

TBK can also sue the lessor himself for the need for housing or a place of work for his wife, lower lineage, upper lineage, or other persons to whom he is legally obliged by law. Other dependents specified in the law will be determined in accordance with Article 364 of the TCC

3.Eviction Proceedings Due to the Requirement of the New Owner 351/1 md

The person who subsequently acquires the loans himself,his wife,lower the top seed,the seed, or the law dependents due to a need for other people if you have the requirement to use residential or small business,the situation within one month from the date of acquisition provided a written notice to the tenant,the lease six months later, you can end up with a case opener.

If the lessor is obliged to use the lessor for himself, his spouse, lower lineage, upper lineage or other persons whom he is obliged to depend on by law due to the need for housing or a place of work, he can file a lawsuit within one month at the end of the lease agreement.

Eviction Cases for Reasons Arising from the Tenant

1.Eviction Cases Based on the Eviction Commitment TBK 352 md

The lessee undertakes in writing to vacate the leasehold on a certain date against the lessor after the lessor has been delivered, but the lessor may terminate the lease agreement by initiating enforcement or filing a lawsuit within a month starting from that date.

The case must be filed with the Magistrate’s Court within a month after the promised date of release, or during this period, a performance monitoring based on the Commitment must be carried out.
The eviction will, which was previously notified to the tenant, does not have a time-protective nature.
If an enforcement action has been taken, a lawsuit may be filed after a month has elapsed since the follow-up will maintain the period.
2.Due to Two Justifiable Caveats

The lessee must be in a lease agreement for a period of less than one year within the lease term;

A year and longer-term lease or a lease in the lease a year for a period in excess of two years because he paid her rent had cause to be given notice in writing to right if the duration of the lease by the lessor in the lease than one year long term rentals starting from where the notification is made within a month of the end of the year may terminate the lease by way of the case.

The right to file a lawsuit belongs to the Lessor.
The owner who is not in the case of the lessor does not have the right to file a lawsuit.
The new owner has the right to file a lawsuit based on the commitment made at the time of the old owner as the successor of the previous owner and the lessor
3.The Tenant Or His/ Her Spouse With Whom He/She Lives In The Same District Or Town Has a Residence That Is Suitable For Living Within the Municipal Boundaries TBK 352/3

If the tenant or his/her cohabiting spouse has a residence suitable for living within the municipal boundaries of the same district and town, the lessor may terminate the contract by lawsuit within one month starting from the end of the contract if he/she does not know this at the time of the establishment of the lease agreement.

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