Can I evict a tenant who has been served a notice by the previous landlord?

Dear Questioner,

The legal notice remains valid.

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Once the ownership is transferred, it is best to serve the tenant with a legal notice to vacate the property, as you have purchased it.

As for the rent increase, check the RERA index for the area you are in. This is assuming you are in Dubai.

However, the legal relationship between you and the tenant will be new, as he is not renewing his contract with you but entering into a new one.

Therefore, there is no legal increase in rent. You can simply offer him the rent price you are willing to charge.

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Dear Questioner,

If this is in Dubai (rental laws are different between the emirates), then the eviction notice issued by the previous owner applies and is effective to the new owner.

Dear,

Submit a complaint to the Rental Disputes Settlement Committee, requesting the appointment of an expert, and request the same rent.

Dear Questioner,

The original notice is still valid even though the ownership has been changed.

The new landlord must send a notice to the tenant regarding the transfer of ownership.