Does signing a new contract after receiving an eviction notice make it invalid?

Dear Questioner,

You can challenge the eviction notice because the renewing period had exceeded the formal eviction date fixed unless it is explicitly mentioned in the contract.

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Yes, it is not valid so you need to make a new eviction notice.

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out with your inquiry regarding the eviction notice and the renewal of your tenancy contract.

Based on the information you’ve provided, it appears that the situation has complexities that need careful consideration.

Generally, once a new tenancy contract is signed after an eviction notice, the eviction notice may be considered nullified, especially if the contract is registered with Ejari, indicating a mutual agreement to continue the tenancy.

However, the specific terms of your contract, along with the timing of the events, will play a crucial role in determining your rights.

It’s important to review the details of the eviction notice, the new contract, and any communication between you and the agency.

I would be happy to assist you in reviewing these documents and providing you with legal advice tailored to your situation. This will help ensure that your rights as a tenant are fully protected.

Please feel free to reach out to me directly via WhatsApp or phone at [--------], or email me at [---------] to discuss your case further.

If the current lease agreement does not include an eviction clause, your position is correct, and the landlord should send a new eviction notice.

The previous eviction is not valid as a tenancy agreement was made after the eviction date. Therefore, a new eviction notice must be served.

Thank you!