How to evict a relative from an apartment if he is registered in it - how to evict a mother-in-law, stepson, son, sister, brother from your apartment

Often living together with loved ones results in a serious conflict. If a conflictual relationship arises with a relative, and the apartment belongs to both owners, all that remains is to come to terms with the fact or sell your part. This will allow you to move to another property. But what if the residential property is socially rented and a relative lives in it under registration conditions without ownership rights? The question that remains is how to evict a relative from a residential property.

Grounds for eviction of a relative

Eviction from a privatized apartment is a complex procedure.

Must have good reasons:

  • The relative is no longer a member of the family, since the home was purchased before the marriage. A document confirming this fact is a divorce certificate;
  • Living in another city or country for a long time (more than six months). Confirmation of this will be the testimony of neighbors, certified by the management company;
  • Does not participate in the maintenance of residential real estate and does not pay utility bills. It is confirmed by receipts, where the only signature is indicated - the payer. The main reason is eviction;
  • A relative (close relatives: brother or sister) has never been to this living area. The local police officer is investigating the domestic case.

Many residents resolve the issue of eviction in court. It’s all due to the reluctance to voluntarily move out of the apartment.

Actions if registered, but not the owner

Are you planning to evict a non-owner from your home? Involve law enforcement in the process. It will not be possible to evict a brother with registration. He is a close relative. Father-in-law, daughter and grandchildren are also evicted through the court, even if they are registered.

If the ex-husband does not own the apartment, it is not appropriate to involve the judiciary. It is enough to change the locks and put things on the landing. If that doesn't help, threaten the person with the police.

This works for many and they quickly vacate their residential property.

Distant relatives with registration are evicted from the apartment for the following reasons:

  • The property has been sold to another person;
  • The lease agreement has expired;
  • The lease agreement for the premises was terminated based on the rules of the law.

Not registered

If the tenant is not registered in the apartment, he is evicted as follows:

  • During the peace agreement. For example, if you don’t know how to evict your mother-in-law (another relative) from your apartment, just talk to her;
  • You can forcibly turn a person out the door, be it a cohabitant or a daughter-in-law. You will not be punished with any administrative fine;
  • Ask the local police officer to urgently come to the apartment and say that there is a stranger in the house (even if he is your roommate);
  • Did this affect the relative? You have a direct road to court. Indicate the reason to the court - the possibility of eviction of a relative illegally staying in the living space without registration.

Registered and is the owner

Only the owner of the property has the right to evict from a privatized apartment. Other people registered in the apartment cannot do this. If a person is registered and is the owner, it is impossible to evict him. All claims will be rejected.

It will be even more difficult to evict your ex-husband if the property was purchased after marriage. By law, he claims a share in the apartment. Therefore, before you evict your spouse after a divorce, resolve the conflict peacefully.

The case under consideration has its own nuances, but you need to understand how to evict a relative from a residential property if he is registered in it. Ultimately, go to court.

From a privatized apartment

The reasons for eviction from a privatized apartment are as follows:

  • The person is not a member of the family, and the home was purchased before the wedding. In this case, eviction of the ex-husband after divorce is not a difficult procedure. The divorce certificate will serve as a supporting document;
  • The relative was not in the apartment for a long time;
  • Does not repair housing in a timely manner and does not pay utility bills. Receipts for payment of utility bills confirm this.

From a council apartment

Were family relations with the owner terminated? In accordance with the Federal legislation of the Russian Federation, the former spouse loses the right to use non-privatized real estate. During the trial, the following features are taken into account:

  • Official employment of the resident;
  • Availability of real estate;
  • Joint minor children or one child.

The judge may wait to evict a municipal apartment and give the citizen time (up to six months) to find new housing or settle in a new place.

From a dorm room

You can also be evicted from a dorm room for various reasons. The lessor in this case provides the option of a finished property. If the new type of housing turns out to be worse, this will not be a reason for refusal. Mandatory conditions for finding new housing:

  • Area - at least 6 square meters per relative;
  • The premises comply with sanitary and technical standards;
  • Complies with sanitary and technical standards;
  • The selected place of residence is located on a similar territory of the locality.

Eviction occurs due to graduation or employment. If the employee quit more than 36 months ago, the statute of limitations has expired. It will not be possible to discharge a former employee from the dormitory.

From a communal apartment

If the tenant and residents (relatives) do not use the property for its intended purpose, systematic violations of the rights and interests of neighbors are revealed and do not repair the residential premises, leading to a breakdown, the landlord warns the tenant about the need to eliminate these violations. If, after the warning, violations are not established, the guilty persons, according to the terms of the landlord or other interested parties, are evicted in court without the provision of other residential premises.

Eviction of a relative through court

If you do not know how to evict your mother-in-law through the court, then only the owner or shareholder can initiate the process from a privatized apartment. If this is municipal property, then you can evict your father-in-law, cohabitant, daughter-in-law or ex-husband only upon the application of other persons registered in the apartment.

The plaintiff at the initial stage prepares the evidence base. Each claim is individual. It is required to provide a certain package of documents. The main ones:

  • Documents of title to the residential area;
  • Information on the number of registered relatives in the living space;
  • A copy of the permission or divorce certificate;
  • Impossibility of residence and eviction. At least two types of application are submitted;
  • Lease agreement for a relative - a copy of the contract will be required;
  • Witnesses - preferably neighbors.

Sample statement of claim

The eviction process may take a long time. Depending on the available facts and evidence.

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Registration (registration) of citizens in Minsk. Part 1

I often receive letters in the mail with the questions “Can I register my brother with me?” , “How many meters do you need to register in the city of Minsk?” etc. Approximately 30% of questions are about registration. I admit that I undeservedly ignored registration (registration) issues in my blog. Therefore, with this article I announce a whole series of articles on the topic of registration (registration) of citizens.

I will base my articles on the Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus “On improving the system of registration of citizens at the place of residence and place of stay” dated September 7, 2007 No. 413, as well as on the practical application of this Decree.

Paragraph 1 of the said Decree states “Abolish the system of registration of citizens.” .

Let me emphasize right away: I do not believe this paragraph of the Decree. I believe everyone else, but I don’t believe this one. Because the current system of registration of citizens is reminiscent of the previous registration system to the point of gnashing of teeth. It’s just more planned and regulated, or something. Yes, it’s true that the current system is procedurally simpler.

However, in this article I am not discussing whether the registration system is good or bad. The fact is that it exists.

By the way, our citizens still use the terms “registration”, “registration”. Those. Ordinary people (not lawyers) also understand that nothing has changed. In general, in the text I will call the current system a system of registration (propiska) of citizens.

The first thing you need to know about the citizen registration (registration) system is that it consists of two subsystems:

  • registration at the place of residence (formerly “permanent registration”);
  • registration at the place of stay (formerly “temporary registration”).
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Registration at the place of residence gives our citizens practically nothing (from a housing point of view), so I will not touch upon this subsystem. Temporary registration is just that, temporary.

But registration at the place of residence is another matter. Because, and this is the second thing you need to know about the registration system, “every citizen is obliged to register at his place of residence within the Republic of Belarus” according to the Decree.

Those in need of improved housing conditions are registered at the citizen’s place of residence. A personal car is also registered at the place of residence of the owner. You can vote at your place of residence.

The fundamental rights of a citizen are exercised mainly at his place of residence (place of permanent residence).

Thus, a citizen of the Republic of Belarus permanently residing on the territory of Belarus is required to have a permanent residence permit (oh, sorry, must be registered at the place of residence).

Third , the documents required for registration are the following (I already listed them in the article “You bought an apartment. Do you need to fill out any other documents after the purchase?”):

  • application for registration at the place of residence in the form in accordance with Appendix 1 to the Decree (hereinafter referred to as the Application);
  • identification document (passport of a citizen of the Republic of Belarus; birth certificate - for citizens of the Republic of Belarus who have not reached the age of sixteen and do not have passports of citizens of the Republic of Belarus; residence permit in the Republic of Belarus);
  • a power of attorney executed in the manner established by civil law - for a representative of a citizen registering at the place of residence;
  • military ID or temporary certificate (conscript card) with a mark on military registration at the new place of residence - for registration of those liable for military service (conscripts);
  • a document that is the basis for registration of a citizen at the place of residence (technical passport for a real estate object and a certificate (certificate) of state registration of the occurrence or transfer of ownership of a real estate object);
  • a document confirming the payment by a citizen of the state fee for registration at the place of residence (except for cases of exemption from its payment provided for by legislative acts) - 0.2 basic units.

Fourth , to register (register) at your place of residence, there is no need to travel between housing cooperatives (owners' associations): the “old” one, which serves the apartment where you were previously registered, and the “new” one, which serves the apartment where you are going to register.

Today, to register (registration) at your place of residence, it is enough to contact only the RSC (ZhES, owners' association) , which services the apartment where you want to register (you can find out the coordinates and operating hours of your RSC on the website www.komplat.by or by reference 190 ), and present the above documents. And the “new” ZhES sends the necessary documents to the “old” ZhES independently. This is how the current registration system differs from the previous registration system.

  • In the next article I will talk about how many meters are needed for registration (registration) of citizens (cases of restricted registration), and what exceptions to the rules there may be.
  • Best regards, Pavel Astapenya
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Is it possible to evict a relative who is registered in it, but who is annoying, from your apartment?

Family troubles often pit relatives against each other, and sometimes so that relationships develop into hostility. It's unpleasant, but in life anything happens.

Strangers

Just yesterday people were sitting at the same table, but today they don’t want to live under the same roof. And if this is the roof of a shared apartment or private house where several generations of relatives have gathered, a “big conversation” cannot be avoided.

Very often a situation arises when a person needs to evict relatives, with whom it becomes impossible to stay in the same house.

Let’s say one of them is a brawler, allows himself to be assaulted, “sits on a glass,” or, God forbid, is dishonest... Of course, you wouldn’t want anyone to experience this.

But what to do if a problem arises, grows, and everything can only be solved by traveling to different directions, or even cities? And the culprit of such a situation stubbornly declares: “But I’m not going anywhere - I like it here!” And in general, I’m registered here”...

Obstinate relatives

The easiest way to resolve the situation is if the person does not have a residence permit. Due to some circumstances, you allowed him to live with you, but your generosity and trust were misunderstood. Sometimes it is enough to turn to law enforcement agencies for help and the rowdy will leave on his own, not wanting to get himself into trouble.

But if, for example, a relative was registered in the apartment with your consent, and now refuses to move out, evicting him is not so simple. How to deal with obstinate relatives?

A valid registration only gives you the right to live in an apartment. Relatives can occupy at least the entire area, but they do not have property rights as owners. Therefore, before you evict your mother-in-law, sister or brother, you will need to recognize them as having lost the right to live in residential premises in court.

  • On what grounds can tenants be evicted from an apartment?
  • This may be the official termination of family relations (divorce, deprivation of parental rights of one of the spouses); failure to appear at the main place of residence - if relatives live in another city or do not appear in the apartment for more than six months; non-payment of utilities; lack of a common life with the owner - brother, stepson, stepdaughter, mother-in-law do not help in any way in running the household; systematic rowdy behavior, alcoholism, drug use; intentional damage to property; sale of an apartment or room to a new owner.
  • In all these cases, registered persons are required to deregister and leave the residential premises.

As practice shows, one reason is not enough. An unwanted relative may refuse to move out voluntarily. If consent to eviction is not received, the owner of the property must file a claim in court.

I'm not going anywhere!

But there are also restrictions on the eviction of certain categories of citizens.

For example, the law prohibits eviction of the following relatives: ex-wife - if, according to the terms of the marriage contract, she has the right to live in the apartment even after a divorce; ex-spouse – if housing is considered joint property; a minor child under 18 years of age - natural, adopted, adopted; family members who refused the privatization of housing in exchange for the right to live in an apartment for life; pensioners and disabled people of groups I-II; orphans and single mothers.

Situations may be different, but most likely, problems will arise with the eviction of the above-mentioned relatives.

Take your things and head out!

However, this does not cancel the owner’s right to apply for judicial eviction. Here is a specific example from legal practice.

The pensioner registered his grandson in his apartment. After graduating from school, the graduate did not want to continue his studies at the university.

Instead, he went out with friends, appeared at home intoxicated, and was often rude to his grandfather.

One day, the grandfather’s patience came to an end - he informed his grandson’s mother about the young man’s wild lifestyle. But the woman had “no time” to take care of her son, and she refused to take him to her place.

Then the grandfather filed a statement of claim in court demanding that his grandson be removed from the register. Reasons: grandson reaching 18 years of age, termination of dependence, leading an immoral lifestyle, conflicts with the plaintiff. Having studied the circumstances of the case, the court decided to satisfy the claims - to oblige the adult grandson to deregister and vacate the plaintiff’s living space...

Only the owner can exercise the right to evict a relative from an apartment. Other residents do not have this right. You cannot file a lawsuit to evict the owner himself. When applying for judicial assistance, the owner must make two demands at once: terminate the right to use the residential premises + evict the relative.

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How to evict your brother's wife

  • Family troubles pit relatives against each other.
  • Just yesterday people were sitting at the same table, but today they don’t want to live in the same apartment.
  • Very often a situation arises when it is necessary to evict a mother-in-law, stepson, father, son and other relatives.

How to evict from. —

  1. The easiest way is if a person does not have a residence permit, there will be no problems.
  2. But if a relative is registered in the apartment and refuses to move out, evicting him is not so easy.

  3. Let's figure out who can evict a relative from an apartment and on what grounds?
  4. The article will give you an idea of ​​the eviction instructions, and if you still have questions, you can always contact the lawyers of our portal for a free consultation.

  5. A valid registration gives the right to live in an apartment.
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Relatives can occupy at least the entire area, but they do not have property rights as the owner.

Therefore, before evicting a mother-in-law, sister or brother, they will need to be recognized as having lost the right to live in residential premises - this is done in court.

  • Grounds for when tenants can be evicted from an apartment: As practice shows, grounds alone are not enough.
  • An unwanted relative may refuse to move out voluntarily (for example, in winter).
  • If consent to eviction is not received, the owner of the property must file a claim in court.

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Can the owner of a share in an apartment evict the wife of another owner?

There are restrictions for certain categories of citizens. The law prohibits the eviction of the following relatives: Do these citizens really have privileges?

Situations may be different, but most likely problems will arise with the eviction of the above-mentioned relatives.

However, this does not cancel the owner’s right to apply for judicial eviction. After finishing school, the graduate did not want to continue his studies at the university.

  1. Instead, he went out with friends, appeared at home intoxicated, and was often rude to his grandfather.
  2. The owner's patience came to an end - he informed the grandson's mother, but the woman had no time to raise children, and she refused to take her son for herself.
  3. The pensioner filed a claim in court demanding that his grandson be removed from the register.
  • Reasons: grandson reaching 18 years of age, termination of dependence, leading an immoral lifestyle, conflicts with the plaintiff.
  • Having studied the circumstances of the case, the court decided to satisfy the claims - to oblige the adult grandson to deregister and vacate the plaintiff’s living space.
  • Only the owner can exercise the right to evict a relative from an apartment. They cannot, for example, file a lawsuit to evict the owner himself.
  • The refusal of a mother-in-law, grandson, daughter or brother to vacate voluntarily triggers legal proceedings, and then a forced procedure by court decision.
  • If the registered relative does not give his consent to eviction from the apartment, the housing manager seeks legal assistance.
  • The owner must make two demands at once: terminate the right to use the residential premises and evict the relative.

Lack of skills in conducting a legal case can lead to undesirable consequences. If you are experiencing difficulties, seek a free consultation from the lawyers of our portal. Specialists will give useful recommendations regarding your case, and will also help you draw up a statement of claim to the court.

The judicial authority may require other documents, depending on the nature of the case.

Let's say the plaintiff has collected enough arguments in favor of eviction of his father, brother, sister or mother-in-law. The applicant needs to draw up and submit a statement of claim at the defendant’s place of residence (Article. Basic information that the plaintiff indicates: The forced eviction of a registered relative from an apartment is no different from measures against third parties.

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The minimum period for consideration of a case in court is 2 months, the maximum can reach six months.

  • Execution of a court decision takes from 10 to 30 days, depending on the stubbornness of the defendant.
  • The period during which a relative must leave the apartment with things is 5-7 days.
  • Next comes a period of forced measures with the participation of SSP officers and the district police officer.
  • Filing a claim to evict a relative (mother-in-law, sister, father, brother, son) – 300 rubles in a single payment (state fee).
  • There are no identical situations - prices depend on the region of residence, so the costs are purely individual.
  • Hence the careful control over their place of residence.

No court will evict a child if he remains homeless.

The issue requires the mandatory participation of the guardianship authority, and in some cases the prosecutor. Information from the plaintiff’s words: “Me and my brother, A. Karmanov. After the death of my parent, according to the will, the housing went to me, and my brother inherited the family car.

It is difficult to overestimate the role of judicial practice in housing disputes. Our mother lives separately; she and her father did not divorce.

When starting to study the nuances, the court takes into account the type of living quarters: Kirovsky District Court of the city of Brat creates unbearable living conditions: he abuses alcohol, quarrels with neighbors, scares my little daughter, lets strangers into the apartment, has debts on utilities...”

Yaroslavl considered the claim of Karmanov V. The plaintiff demanded to deprive the defendant of the right to use residential premises on the basis of violation of housing rules.

Having studied the circumstances of the case, the Kirovsky District Court of the city sent the writ of execution to the Department of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as to the SSP at the place of registration of the apartment.

Yaroslavl satisfied the claims of V. Karmanov. The defendant was given a 5-day period to evict from the apartment.

How to evict your brother from your apartment, how to evict your brother's wife from your apartment if she is a bitch? It depends on who owns the apartment, on what basis she lives there (registered or not), etc. You provided too little data of legal significance. You just take it and evict it, what’s the problem? Go to the natary and let them throw her out.

If only yours, then you need to have a good talk with your husband.

and your husband, as a brother and wife, does not interfere... how to evict your husband’s brother, whose housing And whose apartment?

If he just lives like this, then file a claim against your husband.

How to evict an unregistered person from an apartment?

Russian law does not know such a legal institution as “entry into inheritance”. If you don’t share voluntarily, your sister will exact her share through the courts. You may not formalize the inheritance, but she will formalize it). he has a share in the property, and he will come to live with you. How to forcibly evict tenants who are not registered there from an apartment?

It’s not entirely clear how you became the sole owner? If he lives, then eviction will not work; if he is not registered, then utility bills should not be charged to him. If he is not registered, then there is no one to evict.

Then he can stay with you only until 11 p.m., and then call the police. Actually, a homeless person is a person without a specific place of residence... what does it mean - - Your brother is a homeless person? You can sell the apartment yourself, without their consent, and then don’t...need advice on inheritance If there is no will, then the sister is the same first-degree heir as your cohabitant.

Brother and sister are heirs after their mother, in equal shares. The apartment is your property and through you you can remove your brother from the registration register and evict him from your apartment. Is the apartment your property? He is your brother and you decide for yourself: to evict or not to evict...(remove from reg.

If this is his only home, then the bailiffs have no right to arrest him. The husband's brother can be evicted from a non-privatized apartment for debts without providing another living space, because... And be sure to pay at least 100 rubles for utility costs.

A debt of 500 thousand did not arise in a month or even in 4 years of maternity leave - your friend has been struggling to pay for many years... how to evict your brother’s wife (without registration), 2k.k.

If the child’s last name is his stepfather (that is, your brother), it means that he will adopt him, this gives the child’s mother the right to demand living space not only for herself but also for the child during a divorce. Who doesn’t know that a newly built house was demolished in Krasnodar? Under socialism, man is friend, comrade and brother to man; under capitalism, man is enemy, master and stepfather. I myself voiced similar texts in the early 1980s on political information at school. It’s not clear what Krasnodar and the “liberals” have to do with it.

Moreover, he is a pensioner and is entitled to a mandatory share of the inheritance. He has incurred a debt for housing and communal services. If he has not moved in, has not lived a single day, or has a different place of residence, then file a claim in court to recognize him as not having acquired the right. Payment for housing and communal services in the apartment...

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what to do to evict a homeless brother from the apartment, his mother lets him in? File a lawsuit for forced eviction. You will only spend a lot of nerves and will have to pay out a certain amount as a share. They are registered, they simply do not have the right to division of property.

Is it possible to expel my brother, who was registered there after purchasing the apartment, from his apartment if he is a pensioner? The only way is to let the tenant into his brother's room. Forget the crazy advice about eviction with the police and the local police officer. The only way to go to court with a claim for eviction is to make sure she leaves by force. You call the police and evict everyone, if she.

.. First, find out whose apartment you all live in, and then ask a lawyer about eviction of your stepmother. Good afternoon, I would like to ask. In order to give a child the husband's surname, registration is not required.

How to evict your wife 2018 -

Kick him out (yourself or with a bouncer), put a lock, and when he comes and starts rowdy, let him damage something and feel free to call the police and write a report.

Is it possible to evict my father and brother from my apartment through the court if they are registered in it? The apartment is completely privatized. If it’s for you, then yes, of course you can.

You invite the district police officer and evict them, or through the court, then, according to the writ of execution, the bailiffs evict you. Who told you that you could even kick her out?

Well, first you need to go with an application to the guardianship and trusteeship center... the woman is 40 years old, and someone can forbid her to marry the man with whom she has been living together for 10 years! claim in court for eviction, contact the FMS, Federal Migration Service or the police. Call the owner of your apartment, let her resolve the issue with the owner of the dog, otherwise write to the district police officer, copy to the boss...

If she is registered there, she will not be evicted at the request of a 15-year-old, contact the guardianship authorities, then you can go to court. She probably lives as a guardian, she can definitely live for three years. , if how is it possible “she was not allowed to get married”? Question about eviction of ex-wife...

You can write her out in this situation only through You can write her out, but only through the court. Cain, where is your brother Abel :)) the main thing is not to let it get to this point. How to evict a person living without registration? Write a statement to the local police officer, it is against the law to keep a dog like this.

  • How to evict a relative of one of the apartment owners, first go to the guardianship and trusteeship authorities, describe the situation to them... or here in the legal advice section, describe the problem. If there are lawyers there, they will at least tell you what to start from. But they can’t evict her, she with your son... if he is registered with your brother, then difficulties may arise - you need permission from the guardianship and trusteeship authorities for discharge... If your brother participated in privatization and has a share, then it is impossible to remove him from the registration register.
  • everything is very simple, there are no keys - don’t let him into the apartment, or file a lawsuit, say that he “doesn’t give you a place to live”, there are a lot of options here, he’s not registered, although he can also have a share in the apartment and then... how to evict brother from a privatized apartment?
  • because your children will eventually sue you. Both you and the father have the same rights to the apartment.
  • For Russia, yes, it’s normal, but abroad, not so much.

You should not make a scandal, but get your brother involved in the matter, so that you, as one family, help each other.

You cannot evict him if the marriage is officially registered.

How to evict your wife after divorce

My apartment Problems Everything is in the description At the moment, who is the owner of the apartment? Make an appointment a week in advance when you arrive - you have time to borrow. Help me write the reasons. Parents must be in a separate room.

Through the court, I’ve only done this successfully, to the district court at your place... How to kick a common-law husband out of an apartment Call the police and change the locks while he’s not home. And, by the way, don’t forget to file for alimony: for the child and for your own maintenance too...

in fact, this type is a guest in your apartment, any guest can stay in the apartment until 23... Should you call the tenants on the payment day and ask for money, or is this their responsibility? I have an agreement with them - if there is a delay in payment, they call me and explain what’s going on.

Firstly, you need to know who the owner of the apartment is, if the apartment is privatized for several people...

I quote: “Then the grandmother goes to court, and the child, along with the sick mother, is registered by court decision in the KGT, which was acquired by the older brother,” - therefore, the boy still has registration to this day, and if it weren’t for it...

How to expel a person from an apartment if he has not lived in it for 7 years, but is against expulsion. no way In Russia - no way... since there has been no registration for 20 years .. the issue of eviction is decided by the owner and the court. You should at least indicate whose ownership the apartment is, the master... I respect you. At least give me the cats. Lord, how are you in the one-room apartment...

You can kick him out anyway if he’s not registered as a homeless person, and the court is unlikely to tell you to kick him out yourself, and anyway, why do you need a court, there are enough cops!!! Tell me, if a husband and wife live in an apartment in which only the husband is registered, and the wife is in another place, there are no children. if the apartment is privatized and the marriage is official, but there are no other relatives, then to the wife.

.. he has the right to move in through the court where he is registered and demand that he be obliged to hand over a duplicate key to the front door. In short, you need to write! You can equip a corner for you, say, in the kitchen, on the loggia (if you have one). and, if desired, a summons to court for termination of the right to use the residential premises and deregistration..

How to kick an insolent relative out of an apartment If the apartment is municipal, then it is just as much “yours” as his. Here you need to go to court, prove that he systematically violates the rules of living in the apartment, does not pay for housing, etc., live with him in one...

Can they recognize me as having lost the right to use this residential premises? If you checked out.

I am interested in my right to property (share in the apartment). Yes, perhaps write an application to the court, but since the other part belongs to them, you do not have the right to the entire apartment. If you signed a lease agreement, everything is spelled out there, and if not, then at least at the first request of the owner.

people like you can easily become saints sooner or later... If only yours, then... how to evict an unregistered person from your home with the help of the court??? which for a long time did not make itself felt, did not write, did not call. that’s what it’s called)) we don’t kick out our relatives, and this has happened more than once.

Registration does not give you the right to someone else's part of the property. You will receive nothing, only alimony!!!!

Without your knowledge, they do not have the right to: change the locks on the doors, move someone else in, and even less sell them.

Why can they be evicted from the apartment? We have a dog, three cats and two parrots. The owner of the apartment only knows about the dog...

no, God had mercy, but drive this one in the neck)) profitable relatives! What will I get if I divorce my husband, if I’m assigned to his unit with a child, my mother-in-law’s apartment, and my husband’s brother is also assigned to it? It doesn’t mean anything!

You could not “check out temporarily” - registration at the place of stay is being processed...

If I refused privatization for an apartment, then what rights do I have to it?

How to evict a relative from an apartment if he is registered in it - how to evict a mother-in-law, stepson, son, sister, brother from your apartment Link to main publication
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