I agreed with my tenant verbally to vacate my apartment and now he refuses to leave. What to do?

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Thanks for your question, I hope you are doing well. I will definitely assist you in this matter.

In Dubai, follow legal eviction procedures, even if you have a verbal agreement with your tenant.

Serve an official eviction notice with the required notice period, typically 12 months, for personal use or sale of the property.

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Dear Questioner,

As per UAE law, it is mandatory to serve a 12-month eviction notice.

Thank you.

If you want to evict the tenant from the apartment you need to serve a 12 months notice.

But this is only applicable if you want to use the property personally or for the sale of the property.

Otherwise, you can not evacuate them from the apartment. If you have not followed this, you need to compensate the tenant.

Normally, in order to evict a tenant you will have to serve a 12-month eviction notice, as per the prevailing rental law in Dubai.

The promises made by the tenant are not enough to evict the tenant from the property.

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Dear user,

In order to evict a tenant, you should send them a notarized eviction notice 12 months prior.

You have to serve a legal notice to him and then file a case with RDC to vacate him.

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Hello,

You have to send a legal notice through a notary public (12 months notice with purpose) for evacuation.

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