Eviction Notice Kit — Notice to Vacate

The lawful first step to recover your property — a formal notice to vacate for ₹299. Never change the locks or use force; a served notice is what the Rent Court expects to see first. Preview free.

Your ₹299 kit includes — not just a letter:

✓ Formal notice to vacate, framed for court readiness
✓ Your stated ground(s), framed formally
✓ How to serve: RPAD, Speed Post, email, WhatsApp
✓ Proof-of-service checklist
✓ Evidence pack checklist (what to keep for court)
✓ Deadline timeline + next steps if unpaid

Instant download · One-time fee · No subscription. Stamp paper is not required for a legal notice.

This generates a formal pre-litigation notice based on the facts you provide — it is not a court filing and no outcome is guaranteed. Send it by Registered Post A.D. and keep the receipt — proof of service matters if you later go to the Rent Court. For complex disputes, take independent legal advice. Already negotiating? A written settlement records the terms both sides agree.

You (the Landlord)

The sender of the notice.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Your address

The Tenant

Who the notice is served on, and where it will be delivered.

Full name *

Service address *

Where the notice will be posted — usually the rented premises.

Phone

The Eviction

The tenancy facts and why the tenant must vacate.

Rented property address

Leave blank if same as the service address above.

Monthly rent (₹)

Tenancy start date

Arrears from

Arrears to

Ground(s) for eviction *

Plain language is fine. e.g. 'Rent unpaid since April 2026 despite reminders' or 'Premises required for the landlord's own occupation'.

Vacate within (days)

30 days is customary.

Arrears also demanded (₹)

Optional — include unpaid rent in the same notice.

Additional demands

Optional. e.g. 'clear the pending electricity charges of ₹3,200'.

State

City