I bought a house but the previous owner won't leave. Should I file a land delivery lawsuit to resolve this?

It must be very troubling that the previous owner won't leave after you bought the house.

In such cases, filing a land delivery lawsuit is often the way to resolve it.

One important part in housing transactions is the transfer of ownership and delivery of the residence.

That is, after acquiring ownership, the buyer must be able to exercise the right to occupy or use the property.

If the previous owner continues to reside or refuses to vacate, the buyer can resolve it through a land delivery lawsuit.

The seller has the obligation to deliver the property.

That is, after concluding the sale contract and paying the price, the property must be delivered along with the transfer of ownership registration.

Possession of the property must legally pass to the buyer, and the previous owner no longer has the legal right to reside in the property.

If the previous owner refuses to vacate and continues to reside, the buyer can file a land delivery lawsuit to receive a forced eviction order from the court.

This lawsuit is a procedure where the buyer files an eviction lawsuit in court to demand vacation from the seller.

Through the eviction lawsuit, the court can issue a forced eviction order so that the previous owner leaves the property.

To file a land delivery lawsuit, you must prepare the sale contract and evidence of payment, and proceed with the procedure of demanding eviction through the court.

A specialist attorney accompanies all legal procedures including contract review and evidence collection in this process.

Please seek the assistance of a specialist attorney to obtain the desired result in the land delivery lawsuit.