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Conditions for the discharge of certain categories of citizens

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2025 7:14 am
by aminaas1576
The housing was purchased before one of the spouses entered into a marriage relationship. After the end of the marriage, the non-owner of the premises must leave it. And this happens even when he is registered there. This is stated in the norm 31 of the Housing Code of Russia. Relatives who are recognized as former relatives and do not want to leave the apartment risk becoming defendants in court. This category of disputes is the most common in practice.
The housing is not privatized, i.e. it is on the balance sheet of local authorities. The reason for eviction may be damage to the apartment and its illegal use. Eviction occurs according to a simple scheme. Initially, an application is written to the municipality. In this document, the tenants record their arguments and the circumstances of living with the person who is planned to be evicted. If the tenants' arguments do not affect him, then you can write to the court with a request to evict him.
If a citizen does not live in an apartment for a phone number database long time. The citizen does not pay for the services of maintaining the house (utility payments) and has another apartment, and also lives there on a permanent basis. In this case, the citizen can be evicted from the housing where he does not live.
In case of deprivation of parental rights of citizens. By court decision, such citizens can be evicted without the right to provide them with other space.
If a citizen registered in the apartment of its owner after privatization. The owner of the apartment has the full right to deregister the tenant. But this rule does not apply to persons under the age of majority. Their deregistration is prohibited.
If the housing was the subject of a will, but is encumbered by the registration of another person in it. After entering into the inheritance, the citizen registered in this apartment can be evicted.