UTTAR PRADESH URBAN BUILDINGS REGULATION OF LETTING, RENT AND EVICTION RULES, 1972
(1) These rules may be called the Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Rules, 1972.
(2) They shall come into force from 15th July, 1972.
In these rules unless the context otherwise requires:-
(a) The Act means the Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972 and section means a section of that Act.
(b) Business means any profession, trade or calling.
(c) Forms means a form appended to these Rules.
(d) Public premises has the same meaning as in the Uttar Pradesh Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1972, but does not include vacant land other than land appurtenant to a building.
1[2-A. List of buildings governed by the Act (Sections 2 and 41) -
(1) As soon as the period referred to in sub-section (2) of Section 2 (including the proviso
3[(1) Any public charitable or public religious institution seeking exemption from all or any of the provisions of the Act, in respect of any building owned by it, may apply to the State Government giving particulars of such building, the names and addresses of the tenants in occupation thereof, the respective duration of the tenancy, the purpose for and the rate of rent at which the building is let out to each of the tenants and the ground on which the exemption is sought and in particular the interest of the general public that is likely to be served by such exemption].
(2) Such application shall be accompanied by:-
(a) An affidavit of the head of such institution or any other person duly authorised in that behalf.
(b) A copy of the trust deed, if any, and of the Memorandum and Articles of A
(1) In every application for determination of a dispute under sub-section (1) of Section 8, the applicant shall allege the nature and the amount of dispute, if any, and the amount of monthly rent or proportionate rent or taxes, as the case may be, which according to the applicant (whether the landlord or the tenant), should be payable to or receivable by the landlord.
(2) The application and its reply shall be signed and verified in the manner provided in Rules 14 and 15 of Order VI of the First Schedule to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. If there are more than one landlord or tenant, as the case may be, the application may be signed by anyone of them, but in any such case the co-landlords or co-tenants shall be arrayed as proforma opposite parties.
(3) Every application under sub-rule (1) shall, as far as possible, be decided within
(1) In every application for determination of standard rent under sub-section (1) of Section 9, the applicant shall allege the amount of standard rent which according to the applicant (whether the landlord or the tenant) should be payable to or receivable by the landlord every month.
(2) The application or its reply shall contain all the particulars referred to in clauses (a) to (f) of sub-section (2) of section 9, as far as known to the applicant or opposite party, as the case may be, and the application shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the latest assessment, if any, of the building.
(3) The provisions of sub-rules (2) and (3) of Rule 4 shall apply to applications and replies under this rule.
Every applicant or opposite party shall file before the District Magistrate or the Prescribed Authority his address for service as prescribed under Rule 19 of Order VII and Rule 11 of Order VIII of the First Schedule to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 together with his application or reply, as the case may be.
(1) Every appeal or revision under the Act, shall be preferred in the form of a memorandum signed by the appellant or applicant, as the case maybe, and his Counsel, if any, and presented either in person or through Counsel to the District Judge or to the Munsarim of his Court.
(2) Every such memorandum shall be accompanied by a copy of the order sought to be appealed or revised and shall set forth concisely and under distinct heads, the grounds of objection and such grounds shall be numbered consecutively].
2[(3) The memorandum shall also be accompanied by sufficient number of copies thereof along with copies of notice of the appeal or revision for service on the respondents or be accompanied by a written acknowledgment of receipt thereof, by the respondents or their Counsel].
3[(4) Copy of th
1[(1) The District Magistrate shall, before making any order of allotment or release in respect of any building which is alleged to be vacant under Section 12 or to be otherwise vacant or to be likely to fall vacant, get the same inspected 2[by a Gazetted Officer].
(2) The inspection of the building, so far as possible, shall be made in the presence of the landlord and the tenant or any other occupant. The facts mentioned in the report should whereby practicable, be elicited from at least two respectable persons in the locality and the conclusion of the inspection report shall be pasted on the notice board of the office of the District Magistrate for the information of the general public, and an order of allotment may be passed not before the expiration of three days from the date of such posting and if in the meantime any objection is received, not before the disposal of such obje
3[(1) Every notice to the District Magistrate under sub-section (1) or sub-section (2) of Section 15 shall contain the following particulars:-
(a) The number, if any, allotted by the local authority to the building and the street ward or division in which the building is situated.
(b) The name and address of the landlord.
(c) Whether the building is residential or non-residential.
(d) Details of accommodation available together with the appurtenant land, garden, garages, out-houses, etc.
(e) In case the building falling vacant is part of a bigger building, the names of occupants of the other parts.
(f) The actual or expected date of vacancy.
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(1)(a) An application for allotment of a building shall be made in Form-A.
(b) The District Magistrate shall maintain a register of applications for allotment of buildings.
(c) The applications shall be classified according to the priority categories specified in Rule 11 and shall be registered in order of receipt of applications.
(d) For each priority category, there shall be a separate register and the applicant shall be given a serial number, showing the number and date of his registration and the priority category in which he has been registered.
(e) Each such register shall be open to inspection by any member of the public on application being made in that behalf.
(2) In the case of requirement for G
(1) In making allotment of a residential buildings, the following order of priorities shall be observed:-
Firstly, for public purposes.
Secondly, for accommodating a person against whom an order has been passed for eviction under Section 21, not being a tenant referred to in Explanation I to Section 21(1), or a decree has been passed in a suit filed with the permission of the District Magistrate under Section 3 of the old Act (or such suit or application is pending) and who or members of whose family do not own or hold as tenant any other residential building in the same city, Municipality, town area or notified area.
Thirdly, for accommodating others.
In each of the above categories subject to the provisions of sub-rule (2), the principle first com
An allotment order shall be issued in Form-B.
2[(1) Every application for release under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 16 shall specify the ground or grounds on which the building or part thereof or any land appurtenant thereto is sought to be released.
(2) The application or any objection thereto shall be signed and verified in the manner prescribed under Rules 14 and 15 of Order VI of the First Schedule to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. If there are more than one landlords or alleged tenants, as the case may be, the application may be signed by one of them, but in any such case the co-landlords shall be arrayed as proforma opposite parties.
(3) Where the application referred to in sub-rule (1) is made on the ground that the building is required for demolition and. new construction the procedure laid down in Rule 17 shall mutatis mutandis be followed.
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Where any building about to fall vacant is allotted or released under Section 16(1), proceedings for putting the allottee or the landlord, as the case may be, in possession shall be taken by the District Magistrate only after the building has actually fallen vacant or is held by him through an inquiry conducted in that behalf to have fallen vacant, and an order in Form-C shall be served upon the person or persons found in unauthorised occupation of the building directing him or them to vacate the same and deliver vacant possession thereof to the person named in the order within such period as may be specified in the order, which shall in no case be less than a week from the date of service of the order upon him, and on his failure to comply with the order within the time allowed, the District Magistrate shall issue an order to the officer-in-charge of the Police Station in Form-D directing him to get the building vacated and to put the allottee or the landlord in pos
(1) Every application for release under Section 21(1) shall specify the ground or grounds on which the tenant is sought to be evicted.
(2) The application or its reply shall be signed and verified in the manner prescribed under Rules 14 and 15 of Order VI of the First Schedule to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. If there are more than one landlords, the application shall be signed by all the co-landlords.
(3) Every application referred to in sub-rule (1) shall, as far as possible, be decided within two months from the date of its presentation.
(1) In considering the requirements of personal occupation for purposes of residence by the landlord or any member of his family, the Prescribed Authority shall, also have regard to such factors as the following:-
(a) Where the landlord already has adequate and reasonably suitable accommodation having regard to the number of members of his family and their respective ages and his means and social status, his claim for additional requirements shall be construed strictly.
(b) Where a residential building was let out at the time when the sons of the landlord were minors and subsequently one or more of them has married, the additional requirement of accommodation for the landlord's sons shall be given due consideration.
(c) Where the tenant has, apart from the building under tenancy, other adequat
Before allowing an application for release of a building under Section 21(1)(b) on the ground that it is required for purposes of demolition and new construction, the Prescribed Authority shall satisfy itself:-
(i) That the building requires demolition.
(ii) That a proper estimate of expenditure over the proposed demolition and new construction has been prepared.
(iii) That a plan has been duly prepared and conforms to the byelaws or regulations of the local authority or other statutory authority under any law in that behalf fur the time being in force.
(iv) That the landlord has financial capacity for the proposed demolition and new construction.
Here is a concise legal commentary on Rule 17 of the Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Rules, 1972, based on the provided sources.
Rule 17 of the Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Rules, 1972, delineates the specific conditions that a landlord must satisfy when seeking the eviction of a tenant under Section 21(1)(b) of the Act. This provision is central to applications for release on the ground of demolition and reconstruction of a dilapidated building.
Rule 17 outlines the requirements a landlord must fulfill in an application under Section 21(1)(b) of the Act. The key elements, as interpreted by the courts, typically require the landlord to demonstrate:- That the building is in a dilapidated condition and requires demolition and reconstruction.- That the landlord has the requisite financial capacity to carry out the reconstruction.- That the necessary sanctioned plan (map) for the new construction has been obtained from the relevant authority.
Based on the case law, the essential ingredients for a successful application under Rule 17, read with Section 21(1)(b), are:1. Dilapidated Condition: The building must be shown to be dilapidated. This does not mean it must be on the verge of immediate collapse, but rather that the building has "outlived its life and utility" [Vishambhar Dayal & Others VS VIIth Addl. District Judge & Others - 2012 0 Supreme(All) 2896].2. Sanctioned Plan: The landlord must produce a sanctioned building plan from the local development authority or municipal body for the proposed reconstruction [MEENA SRIVASTAVA VS RAM KISHORE TIWARI - 2008 0 Supreme(All) 2553], [VIJAY KUMAR JAISWAL VS SHEO SHANKER LAL GUPTA - 2010 0 Supreme(All) 2788].3. Financial Capacity: The landlord must demonstrate the financial ability to undertake the demolition and reconstruction work [MEENA SRIVASTAVA VS RAM KISHORE TIWARI - 2008 0 Supreme(All) 2553].
The scope of Rule 17 is explicitly limited to applications filed under Section 21(1)(b) of the Act, which pertains to eviction for the purpose of demolition and reconstruction. It does not apply to applications filed under Section 21(1)(a), which is for the landlord's bona fide personal need [Rajendra Kumar VS Raj Kumar - 2020 0 Supreme(All) 642], [Shree Niwas Kulshetra VS Vlth Additional District Judge, District Etah - 1990 0 Supreme(All) 507]. The court in [Rajendra Kumar VS Raj Kumar - 2020 0 Supreme(All) 642] clarified that "where release of building sought under Section 21(b) of the Act, 1972 requires landlord to satisfy the conditions enumerated in Rule 17 of Rules 1972, but not in a case where release is sought under Section 21(a) of Act, 1972."
Rule 17 itself does not prescribe a punishment. Non-compliance with its provisions can lead to the dismissal of the release application. For instance, the Trial Court dismissed an application under Section 21(1)(b) citing "non-compliance with Rule 17 and lack of proof of dilapidated condition" [Meera Tandon (Smt. ) VS Shiv Shanker Lal Gupta & Others - 2013 0 Supreme(All) 26]. Conversely, full compliance with the rule, including showing sanctioned maps and financial capacity, is a prerequisite for a valid order of eviction [MEENA SRIVASTAVA VS RAM KISHORE TIWARI - 2008 0 Supreme(All) 2553].
(1) Where an application of a landlord against any tenant for permission to file a suit for eviction under Section 3 of the old Act, on any ground mentioned in Section 21(1) has been finally allowed or rejected on merits either before or after the commencement of the Act, whether by the District Magistrate or on revision by the Commissioner or the State Government or under clause (i) or clause (m) of Section 43(2) by the District Judge, and the landlord instead of filing a suit for eviction makes an application under Section 21 on the same grounds within a period of six months from such decision or from the commencement of the Act, whichever is later, the Prescribed Authority shall accept the findings in those proceedings as conclusive:-
Provided that the period during which the operation of any permission as aforesaid is stayed by order of any Court or authority shall be excluded
Where an allotment or release of a building or part thereof is ordered under Section 16(1) on the ground of deemed vacancy within the meaning of Section 12 or on the ground of unauthorised occupations within the meaning of Section 13, no such order shall be executed until after the expiration of fifteen days from the service upon the occupant of a notice to vacate that building or part.
(1) An application by a tenant under sub-section (2) of Section 24 for allotment of a new building or anyone of them shall be made within one month from the date on which the construction of the building sought to be allotted is complete.
(2) The application shall also state the extent of the tenant's requirements regarding accommodation.
Explanation - In this rule, the date of completion of construction has the same meaning as in the Explanation (a) of sub-section (2) of Section 2.
(1) Any person desirous of depositing rent under Section 30 shall apply in Form-E. The application shall be accompanied by as many copies thereof as there are opposite parties and also the process fee and notices in Form-F.
(2) The deposit shall be made under the head P-Deposits and Advances-II-Deposits not bearing interest-C-Other Deposit Accounts-(B)-Departmental and Judicial Deposits-Civil Deposit-Civil Court's Deposits.
(3) On such deposit being made, the Court shall cause notice of the deposit to be served on the opposite party along with a copy of the application.
(4) Where a notice of the deposit is returned unserved, the Court shall fix a date on or before which the applicant shall deposit fresh process fee and notice in Form-F. If within the time so allowed or within such extended tim
1[The District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority shall, for the purposes of holding any inquiry or hearing any appeal or revision under the Act, shall have the same powers as are vested in the Civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, when trying a suit, in respect of the following matters, namely:-
(a) The power to dismiss an application, appeal or revision for default and to restore it for sufficient cause.
(b) The power to proceed ex parte and to set aside, for sufficient cause, an order passed ex-parte.
(c) The power to award costs and special costs to any successful party against an unsuccessful party.
(d) The power to allow amendment of an application, memorandum of appeal or revision.
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The District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority may call for any particulars in respect of any building from the landlord, tenant or occupant, or any previous landlord, tenant or occupant thereof, who shall thereupon furnish such particulars.
(1) Where in any proceedings under the Act, any sum on account of costs or otherwise is awarded to any party by the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority, such party may apply to the authority concerned to proceed under this rule.
(2) Upon the receipt of an application under sub-rule (1), the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority, as the case may be, shall prepare and issue a certificate of recovery in Form-G.
(3) An application for the execution of the certificate of recovery may then be presented to the Court of Small Causes having jurisdiction under the Provincial Small Cause Courts Act, 1887. After the execution application is disposed of, the executing Court shall certify the result to the authority issuing the certificate of recovery.
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(1) Every application for substituting the names of 1[the heirs or legal representatives, the claimants or occupants] of any person who was a party to any proceedings under the Act and died during the pendency of the proceedings shall be preferred within one month from the date of the death of such person.
(2) The application shall contain the names and addresses and other details of the heirs or legal representatives and their relationship with the deceased and, be accompanied by any affidavit in its support, and thereupon, the application shall be decided after a summary inquiry by the authority concerned.
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1. Subs. by Notification No. 1795/XXIX-E-55 (A)-75, dated 25.5.1977
(1) Where at the time of evicting any person from a building under the orders of the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority, any movable property is found in the building and the person to whom such property belongs does not take possession thereof, the District Magistrate or the Prescribed Authority, as the case may be, shall cause such property to be entrusted to a custodian (supurdar) after obtaining from him an inventory of the same in the presence of at least two witnesses and a bond undertaking to produce the property as and when required by that authority.
(2) The District Magistrate, or the Prescribed Authority, as the case may be, shall cause a proclamation to be published by affixation of the same on the notice board of his or its office as well as on some conspicuous part of the building concerned directing the persons to who
(1) Where the District Magistrate proposes to inspect a building for purposes of deciding any case under Section 8 or Section 9 or for purposes of ascertaining whether any facts referred to in Section 12 or Section 16 or 17(2) or Section 19 or the proviso to Section 21(5) or Section 24(2) exist, or the Prescribed Authority proposes to inspect a building for purposes of deciding a case under Section 21 or Section 24(1) or Section 27 or Section 28 or where the Appellate or Revising Authority proposes to inspect a building for purposes of deciding any appeal or revision, the procedure hereinafter provided in this rule shall be followed.
(2) The parties or their recognised agents shall be given at least two days notice of the proposed inspection:-
Provided that no notice shall be necessary where:-
1[(1) A notice issued by the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority under the provisions of the Act shall be served on the person concerned:-
(a) By giving or tendering it to such person, or his Counsel.
(b) By giving or tendering it to any adult member or his family.
(c) If no such person is found, by leaving it at his last known place of abode or business or in the case of an appeal or revision at his address as given under Rule 6.
(d) If none of the means aforesaid is available, by affixing it on some conspicuous part of his last known place of abode or business or in the case of an appeal or revision at his address as given under Rule 6.
(2) If a party f
(1) Any person who is a party to any inquiry or other proceeding under the Act may apply in writing to the official-in-charge of the office of the District Magistrate or the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority for permission to inspect the record.
(2) The application shall be accompanied by inspection fee specified in Rule 35.
(3) On receipt of such application the official referred to in sub-rule (1) shall allow him to inspect the record within usual hours specified for this purpose, unless the District Magistrate or the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority for good and sufficient cause disallows such inspection.
(4) Any person inspecting a record shall be allowed to take notes in pencil from the record.
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The District Magistrate or the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority shall make a memorandum of any oral evidence admitted by him or it.
No Counsel shall plead or act for any person in any proceedings under the Act, unless he holds a Vakalatnama duly executed in his favour:-
Provided that no fresh Vakalatnama in his favour shall be necessary for the purposes of his pleading and acting in an appeal or revision under Section 10 or Section 18 or Section 22.
1[The District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority, as the case may be, may for sufficient cause:-
(a) Set aside an ex-parte order deciding an application for the determination of a dispute under Section 8 or for the determination of standard rent under Section 9 or for the release of any building or specified part thereof or any land appurtenant to such building under Section 21 or for allotment of a new building under sub-section (2) of Section 24 or for restoration of any amenity under sub-section (1) of Section 27 or for major repairs under sub-section (4) of Section 28 or an appeal under Section 10, or Section 22 or a revision under Section 18.
(b) Restore an application or an appeal or revision referred to in clause (a) as well as an application for release of any building or part thereof or
(1) An application under Rule 32 to set aside an order deciding an appeal or revision or application ex-parte shall be made within thirty days from the date of such order or, where the notice of such appeal or revision or application was not duly served, when the applicant, or appellant or revisionist as the case may be, had knowledge of that order.
(2) An application under Rule 32 to restore an appeal or revision or application dismissed for default shall be made within thirty days from the date of such dismissal.
(1) Any person affected by any order passed by the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority shall be entitled to be furnished with a certified copy thereof and any other connected document on application duly made in that behalf.
(2) The application shall state whether it is urgent and shall be accompanied by the requisite copying charges. The scale of charges in the case of the District Magistrate and the Prescribed Authority, shall be the same as laid down for Criminal Courts, and in the case of the Appellate or Revising Authority, the same as laid down for Civil Courts, subordinate to the High Court.
(3) The cost of copying maps, plans, tabular statements or any other work requiring skilled labour shall be fixed by the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority, or, as the case may be, by
The fee leviable in respect of application and appeals under the Act shall be at the rates specified in the 1[First Schedule]. All such fees (except copying fee), shall be payable in the form of Court-fee stamps.
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1. Subs. by Notification No. 1580/XXIX-E-58-73, dated 1.9.1973
2[In respect of every application, appeal or revision filed before the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority under the Act, the applicant or, as the case may be, the appellant shall pay for the service of all notices, summonses or orders whether issued in the first instance or subsequently, process fees at the rate of one rupee for every party on whom such notice, summons or order is to be served and all such fees shall be payable in the form of Court-fee stamps, and where any process is required to be served by, registered post acknowledgment due, a duly addressed envelope, bearing proper postage and acknowledgment card shall also be filed].
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2. Subs. by Notification No. 1795/XXIX-E-55 (A)-75, dated 25.5.1977
3[The fee paid to a counsel by a party in contested proceedings under the Act before the District Magistrate, the Prescribed Authority or the Appellate or Revising Authority, if its payment is certified by such counsel before the decision of the case, shall be taxable as costs at rates not exceeding those specified in the Second Schedule:-
Provided that if any proceeding contested at earlier stages ceases to be so before the decision of the case, the rate of the fee shall be reduced to one-half of that specified in the said Schedule:-
Provided further that no costs shall be taxed in proceedings under Section 16 or in revision under Section 18, between the landlord and the State].
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3. Subs. by Notification No. 1795/XXIX-E-55 (A)-7
Every summons issued by the District Magistrate under Section 24-C (2) shall be in Form-H.
S. No. Section or Rule Nature of proceedings Proper fees
1. Section 8(1) Application for determination of disputes regarding the amount of standard rent, etc. Rupees five.
2. Section 9(1) Application for determination of standard rent. Rupees five.
3. Section 9-A Application for revision of rent. Rupees ten.
4. Section 10 Appeal against order under Section 8 or Section 9. Rupees five.
5. Section 16(1)(b) (i) Application for release of the whole or part of a building. Rupees two and fifty paise.
(ii) Application for release of appurtenant land. Rupee one and fifty paise.
6. Section 18 (i) Revision against order unde
S. No. Nature of proceedings Amount of fees taxable as costs
1. Proceedings for determination of disputes under Section 8.
Equivalent to the amount in disputes in respect of two months rent, subject to a minimum of rupees fifteen and a maximum of rupees fifty.
2. Proceedings for determination of standard rent under Section 9. Equivalent to the difference between the respective amounts pleaded by the parties as two months rent.
3. Proceedings for revision of rent. Equivalent to the difference between the monthly rent payable and the rent claimed subject to a maximum of rupees fifty.
4. Appeal under Section 10. Same rate as in the original proceedings.
5. Proce
Application for allotment of a building
To,
The District Magistrate,
………………………..
………………………..
Sir,
I/We submit the following particulars and request that the building mentioned at Item No. 15 below or any other suitable building may be allotted to me/us:-
1. Name of the applicant. …………………………………
2. Present address of the applicant. …………………………………
3. Profession with details (Government …………………………………
servants should indicate designation
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Allotment order
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
No. …………………
Dated……………….
In exercise of the powers under Clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 16 of the U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972 (U.P. Act No. XIII of 1972), I hereby direct that the building/part of building specified below which is vacant/which is likely to be vacated by Sri……………….shall be let by the landlord Sri……………….to the allottee Sri ……………….
The allottee is required to pay or offer to the landlord a sum of Rs……………….(in words) ……………….as one month's/ six months' presumptive rent in accordance with sub-section (9) of Section 16 of the said Act.
The landlo
Order to the unauthorised occupant to vacate
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
No. …………………
Dated……………….
To,
ORDER
Whereas the building described below has been allotted/released under sub-section (1) of Section 16 of the U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972, in favour of Sri…………………………………(allottee /landlord) by Order No………………….dated……………..
And whereas the undersigned has reasons to believe that you are in unauthorised occupation of the said building.
Therefore, I......................................District Magistrate...................
Order of eviction of unauthorised occupant
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
No. …………………
Dated……………….
To,
The Officer-in-charge of the Police Station (hereinafter referred to as the Station Officer)………………………
1. Whereas Sri……………………..is in unauthorised occupation of the building described below and despite service of Order No........................dated......................on him, he has failed to vacate and deliver possession of the same to the allottee/landlord.
2. Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers under sub-section (4) of Section 16 of the U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Ac
Application for deposit of rent
IN THE COURT OF MUNSIF
Miscellaneous Case No……………………of………………..
Name……………….Applicant
Versus
Name……………………………..Opposite Party
The applicant prays for permission to deposit the rent of the building as per particulars furnished below:-
1. Particulars of the building or part in respect of which the rent is deposited....................
2. Rate of rent……………………………………………………………………………...
3. Total amount deposited…………………………………………………………………
4. Period for which rent
Notice to be served on the alleged landlord
IN THE COURT OF MUNSIF
Miscellaneous Case No……………………of………………..
Name……………….Applicant
Versus
Name……………………………..Opposite Party
To,
………………….
………………….
1. Whereas.………………has deposited a sum of Rs…………….on………….as rent for the period……………………at the rate of Rs……………..per month in respect of the building…………………………..
2. Notice is hereby given to you under sub-section (4) of Section 30 of the Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Evi
Certificate of Recovery
Before the District Magistrate/Prescribed Authority/Appellate Authority………………
Case/Appeal No.……………………of………………..
Name……………….Applicant/Appellant
Versus
Name……………………………..Opposite Party/Respondent
This is to certify that in proceedings under Section…………………of the U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972, decided on………………the amount mentioned below has been awarded to Sri…………. (applicant/opposite party/ appellant/respondent) against Sri.................(applicant/opposite party/ appellant/respondent) and that the said amount still remains unpaid.
Details of the Amoun
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
Case No……………………of………………..
Name……………….Applicant
Versus
Name……………………………..Opposite Party
To,
………………….
………………….
Whereas the aforesaid applicant has made an application (copy enclosed) for the recovery of possession of the building under Section 24-C of the U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972 and you have been described 23 the tenant of the said buildings.
You are, therefore, called upon to show cause on or before……………………date as to why the said application be not
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