Has your tenant breached their contract? If you have tried to find a resolution without success, it may be time to initiate the eviction process. Here are some reasons to evict:

Arrear rental – If your tenant fails to make rental payments as stipulated in the lease, this is valid grounds for eviction under the PIE Act. Following legal guidelines, we first provide your tenant with written notice before approaching the court. 

Material Breach – This includes (but is not limited to) unauthorised subletting, keeping if the lease does not allow it, and any other violations of the conditions in the lease. An eviction attorney in Bellville from our team ensures that proper notice is given in these cases.

Unlawful conduct – Does your tenant conduct criminal or unlawful activities at your rental property? If you have evidence to prove this, then eviction is permissible, and we can assist you.

Malicious or negligent damage to property – Eviction can be sought if tenants cause substantial damage to your rental property. You will need to produce evidence of this (photos, reports, etc).

Expiry of the lease – When a fixed-term lease ends and the tenant refuses to vacate your property, you can reach out to us for legal eviction assistance.

Disturbance or nuisance – If you can provide proof of regular disturbances, repeated complaints and/or attempts at mediation, you can seek eviction with our assistance.