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ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2025

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How To Evict A Previous Owner Who Refuses To Leave The Property

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A real estate sale contract is a type of agreement that imposes the obligation of transferring and delivering the title deed of the property to the seller and the obligation of payment to the buyer, which creates mutual obligations.

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A real estate sale contract is a type of agreement that imposes the obligation of transferring and delivering the title deed of the property to the seller and the obligation of payment to the buyer, which creates mutual obligations. If either of the parties fails to fulfill these obligations, the breach of contract will occur. The party failing to fulfill its obligations under the contract will be responsible due to default, and the other party will have the opportunity to exercise certain rights. This article will discuss the legal ways to evict the previous property owner when the buyer has purchased the property but the previous owner refuses to evict, considering whether a contract has been made with the previous owner, and then answer frequently asked questions.

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