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NRI Landlord's Eviction Petition (Section 13-B)

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IN THE COURT OF THE RENT CONTROLLER, __________
(under the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949)

Rent Petition No. ______________ of 20______
(number to be allotted by the Registry on filing)

IN THE MATTER OF:

... PETITIONER (LANDLORD)

VERSUS

... RESPONDENT (TENANT)

Petition under section 13-B of the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949 for an order that the Respondent put the Petitioner, a non-resident Indian landlord, in vacant possession of the premises described in the Schedule, for the Petitioner’s personal use and occupation, with costs.

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4. THE PETITION IS UNDER SECTION 13-B. That the premises lie in __________, within an urban area. The Petitioner brings this petition under section 13-B of the Act as a landlord who is a non-resident Indian, and says that the conditions that section lays down are met. The Petitioner relies on the Act as it applies to this letting.

9. JURISDICTION AND COURT FEE. That the premises lie within the local limits of this Court, which has jurisdiction. Court fee has been paid as the Registry directs.

PRAYER

The Petitioner prays that this Court may be pleased to: (a) order the Respondent to hand over vacant and peaceful possession of the premises to the Petitioner; (b) award the costs of this petition; and (c) grant any other relief that this Court thinks fit.

VERIFICATION

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Sworn before the Oath Commissioner or Notary on ______________ at __________.

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