Can You Evict a Flatmate?

Can You Evict a Flatmate?

File a Formal Notice to Evict
You'll have to file a formal eviction with the court if your roommate refuses to leave or fix the violation within the allowed time frame stated in your notice to quit. The court will set a date for an eviction hearing and will serve your roommate with formal notice of that date.

Can a tenant evict a flatmate?

A tenant has the right to evict someone from the flat who is not a tenant – but they should give reasonable notice. (If you have a flat-sharing agreement it might specify the notice period.) If the flatmate does not leave by the end of the notice period, the tenant can serve them with a trespass notice.

How do you kick out a flatmate?

Check out some polite ways and handy tips to tell your roommate to move out and ask them to leave.
  1. Think it through. ...
  2. Consider the timing and place. ...
  3. Be calm and direct. ...
  4. Take responsibility and avoid accusations. ...
  5. Split things fairly. ...
  6. Manage your stuff. ...
  7. Don't forget your lease. ...
  8. Keep in touch.
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