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Service of legal notice is mandatory for seeking eviction. Even if the situation turns bad with the tenants, police cannot help in taking possession of the property. Only the Court of Rent Controller under whose jurisdiction the property is located has the power to order for Eviction of a tenant.

The Supreme Court judgement on the eviction of tenants has fortified landlords' positions across the country, reinforcing the message that tenants cannot unlawfully occupy and harass property owners without facing legal repercussions.

The procedure followed is as under: The landlord who seeks to evict his tenant files an ejectment petition before the Rent Controller (RC), based on grounds mentioned in the Act. If the Rent Controller is satisfied that there is sufficient cause to entertain the landlord's petition, he issues summons to the tenant.

The Court held that there is a clear difference between the suit for eviction and suit for possession, as the suit for eviction is based on the relationship of the landlord and the tenant. Further, once the landlord-tenant relationship is unproven there can be no decree for eviction.

Details of the incident need to be accurately recorded including: The name, gender, date of birth and job title of the injured party. The date of the accident. The details of what and how the incident occurred. Specific injury details. If the injured party is pregnant. The name and job title of the person logging the details.

Call the police to report the accident Dial 911 and wait for the police to arrive. Answers any questions so the police officer can file a police report. Provide driver's license and insurance information. Tell the police exactly what happened and stick with the facts.