Eviction By The Lessee Before The Expiry Date

Eviction By The Lessee Before The Expiry Date

Eviction by the Lessee Before the Expiry Date

One of the most important aspects of tenancy relations is the eviction process. Eviction may impose liability on the parties according to the situation.

In cases where the lessee returns the leased property without complying with the term of the contract or the termination period, the obligations arising from the lease agreement continue for the period (a reasonable period) during which the leased property can be rented under similar conditions.
In the event that the lessee finds a new lessee who can be expected to accept from the lessor before the expiration of this period, who has the ability to pay and is ready to take over the lease relationship, the lessee’s obligations arising from the lease agreement will end. Therefore, in the event that there is another tenant for the leased property and this property is rented out, the lessor cannot claim any payment for the early eviction period.
Reasonable period

In order for the reasonable period to start, the key to the leased property must be handed over. In order to facilitate the determination of this issue in case of a dispute that may arise in the future, it is useful to prepare a key delivery and receipt report
Consequently, the evicting tenant is liable for the rents until the handover of the key.