When a tenant refuses to vacate, the first legal step is a formal eviction notice. Generate, get it reviewed by our panel advocates, and have it served on your tenant — without leaving your Properte.ai dashboard.
Notice Status — Unit 6C
Please read before requesting a notice: This service covers drafting and formally serving a legal eviction notice — the mandatory first step before eviction proceedings. It does not guarantee your tenant will vacate and does not include court filing, hearings, or police assistance. It is not a substitute for independent legal advice.
A Legal Eviction Notice is a formal, written communication from a landlord to a tenant that states the ground for eviction — such as non-payment of rent, breach of the rental agreement, expiry of tenancy, or the owner's requirement of the property for personal use — along with the notice period and the date by which the tenant must vacate. Depending on the state and the terms of the tenancy, it typically references the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and the applicable state Rent Control Act. Serving this notice is usually a mandatory step before a landlord can approach the Rent Controller or a civil court for eviction.
The free Legal Eviction Notice is a benefit for landlords who actively manage their tenancy on Properte.ai. Here's exactly how it works.
Every landlord on an eligible plan gets 1 Legal Eviction Notice served to a tenant free of cost, once every 12 months, counted per landlord account.
The service can only be availed once the property has been rented out and continuously managed on Properte.ai (tenant onboarded, rent tracked) for at least 6 months.
A newly onboarded landlord, or one whose current rental agreement on the platform is less than 6 months old, is not eligible until the 6-month mark is reached.
Available on the Essential and Pro plans, and on custom terms for Enterprise. Starter (free) plan landlords need to upgrade to access this service.
Eligibility is verified using the tenancy record on Properte.ai — the rental agreement, rent history and tenant details must be on the platform, since this is what we use to confirm the 6-month requirement.
If you manage multiple properties, the free notice can be used for any one eligible tenancy in that 12-month cycle. Additional properties needing a notice in the same year are chargeable.
The notice must be based on a genuine, recognized ground — such as rent default, lease violation, expiry of tenancy or bona fide personal use. Requests without a valid ground may be declined by our panel advocate.
The service is meant to support genuine eviction cases. Repeated, frivolous, or harassment-intent requests against the same tenant may be refused, and misuse can lead to loss of access to the service.
The 1 free notice resets on your plan's 12-month cycle. Unused free notices don't carry over or accumulate to the next year.
From request to a served notice, typically within 2–3 business days after advocate review.
Open the Legal Notice tab in your dashboard. We auto-check the 6-month tenancy requirement and your free-notice status.
Tell us why you're evicting the tenant — rent default, lease breach, expiry or personal use — and confirm the tenant's details.
A panel advocate drafts and reviews the notice for your state's tenancy law before it goes out.
We serve the notice by registered post/courier and email, and update your dashboard with delivery proof.
Included as a benefit on paid plans — extra notices are billed separately.
| Plan | Eligible? | Free notices | Additional notices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (Free) | Not eligible | — | Upgrade required |
| Essential | ✔ (after 6 months) | 1 / year | Paid, at standard rate |
| Pro | ✔ (after 6 months) | 1 / year | Paid, at standard rate |
| Enterprise | ✔ (after 6 months) | Custom volume | Custom pricing |
Standard rate for additional or non-eligible notices is shown at checkout before you confirm — no hidden charges. Government fees, stamp duty or courier charges beyond standard delivery, if applicable in your state, are billed at actuals.
Landlords on the Essential or Pro plan whose property has been actively rented out and managed on Properte.ai for a continuous 6 months. New landlords, or those with a rental agreement less than 6 months old, become eligible once they cross that mark.
1 free legal eviction notice per landlord account, once every 12 months. It doesn't roll over if unused, and additional notices in the same year are chargeable.
Yes. Eligibility is tied to the current tenancy being actively managed on Properte.ai for 6 continuous months, so a new tenant onboarded on the platform starts a fresh 6-month period for that property.
No. The notice is the mandatory first legal step. If the tenant still doesn't vacate after the notice period, you'll need to take the matter to the Rent Controller or a civil court.
The Starter plan doesn't include this service. You'll need to upgrade to Essential or Pro, and then meet the 6-month active-tenancy requirement, to use it.
By registered post or courier with proof of delivery, along with email where available. Delivery status is tracked in your dashboard.
Open your dashboard to check your eligibility and free-notice status, or talk to our team about your specific situation.
