What is the procedure to evict my tenant who failed to pay the rent?

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We can file immediate eviction against the tenant and also file a cheque bounce for the recovery of the amount.

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Hello,

To proceed with eviction, you can file a complaint with the RDC. This will involve submitting your contract, legal notices, and proof of non-payment.

If the tenant does not vacate the property voluntarily after receiving the eviction order, you can ask the court for enforcement through the Dubai Police, who will assist in physically removing the tenant from the property.

The RDC will assess the unpaid rent as part of your eviction proceedings. The tenant may be liable for compensation for the time they occupied the property without paying, depending on the ruling of the court.

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We have to file the dispute for the immediate eviction with Rental Dispute centers.

Hence you have already served him the legal notice for nonpayment of rent, it will be enough to prove that he breached the contract.

Now Serve the tenant with a formal Notice to Vacate. This notice should be notarized and delivered through registered mail or a certified courier service.

The notice should clearly state the reasons for eviction (non-payment of rent) and the date by which the tenant must vacate the property.

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According to UAE law, if the tenant has failed to pay the due amounts after the legal notice, you can proceed with legal action for eviction and recovery of the amounts owed for the period the tenant occupied the property.

You should first send a final notice demanding payment within a specific time frame, and if the tenant still fails to pay, you can file for eviction and recovery of the dues in court.

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Dear Client,

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

File a rental dispute case with Dubai's Rental Disputes Settlement Center (RDSC). Submit tenancy contract, legal notice, and proof of non-payment.

RDSC will issue notice, set a hearing, and potentially order payment and eviction. Ensure all documents are translated into Arabic.

Request legal execution of eviction if the tenant fails to comply with RDSC ruling.

Thanks & Regards,

ABDUL WAHIED