When Can a Landlord Seek Eviction?
Land Law · May 17, 2026 · Thiangtham Law Office Legal Team · 5 min read
Points to review when rent is unpaid, a lease has ended, or a tenant refuses to leave the property.
Start with the lease and the reason for termination
Review the lease term, payment obligations, notices, breach provisions, and the date possession should be returned. The correct procedure depends on the agreement and the actual events.
Useful records
- Lease agreement and property documents
- Rent invoices, receipts, and payment records
- Termination notices and delivery evidence
- Messages, photographs, and records of property condition
This article provides general information and is not legal advice for a specific matter. Facts, documents, deadlines, and current law may lead to a different legal assessment.
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