Frequently Asked Questions

If a landlord evicts me for personal use and then re-rents the property, what can I do?

Under Article 26 of Law No. 33 of 2008, if a landlord obtains a court order for personal use eviction, the landlord may not rent the property to a third party for at least 2 years (residential) or 3 years (non-residential/commercial) from the date of repossession. If violated, the evicted tenant can claim fair compensation from the RDSC.

File your claim at the Rental Disputes Settlement Centre (RDSC) — cases can be filed entirely online and are accessible to tenants, landlords, and real estate firms.

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