People love each other, and then for some reason they stop loving. Or pretend to be loved. After all, quite often behind the affairs of the heart is hidden a banal calculation on the living space of a beloved. At least, it seems so to men who have fallen out of love. And sometimes not to them, but to their relatives, who want to save the family from the impudent "predator".
Instructions
Step 1
If the apartment is not privatized, and you are one of its tenants, then the roommate must leave it at your first request. If she refuses, arguing that her personal belongings are in the apartment and she has nowhere else to go, go to court so that she leaves the premises on the basis of his decision, since you are not going to live with her or run a joint household … The only thing that she can demand from you is reimbursement of expenses for repairs and home improvement, documented.
Step 2
If the apartment is privatized in your name, then you can also evict the roommate either voluntarily or in court, reimbursing her the costs of improving the premises.
Step 3
If you want to evict the concubine of your father (brother, son, ex-husband) from the municipal housing you are the tenant, then this is possible only if your close relative (or former relative) living with a woman without registration is also not is the tenant of this living space.
Step 4
If you want to evict the concubine of your father (son, brother, ex-husband) from an apartment privatized in your name, then you can do this even without going to court, although usually you cannot do without it.
Step 5
If your former cohabitant (or the cohabitant of your close relative) was registered in a municipal apartment with your consent, then you can evict her if you prove in court that she has lost the right to use the dwelling. In addition, the consent of other employers may also be required (especially if the woman is a friend of your relative).
Step 6
If your relative's cohabitant was registered in an apartment that has several owners (your relative is not among them), then you can evict her by submitting to the court the consent of all the owners to evict her, certified by a notary.
Step 7
If your relative's cohabitant was registered in an apartment privatized only in his name, then in this case the court will be powerless.
