![We Tried [u]bk's Lively Garden Brunch at Mövenpick JLT Dubai](https://cdnexpatwomanfood.expatwoman.com/s3fs-public/urban%20bar%20and%20kitchen%20brunch%20main.png "We Tried [u]bk's Lively Garden Brunch at Mövenpick JLT Dubai")
Got an eviction notice and took my LL to court
Hi Everyone,
So I got an eviction notice from my Landlord around 11 months ago. The letter was typed by him and not notarized. I did sign receiving the letter but thinking that this was not legal anyways since it isn't notarized. I also know for a fact that the landlord does not want to use the apartment for his own use nor did he or plan to sell it.
Anyways, I took him to court and had my hearing last week. To my surprise, the judge only asked 2 questions. He asked the landlord if he accepts or rejects the case. The landlord rejected and said that he have me a notice which I signed last year. Then the judge asked me, what is your response. I said that this notice is not notarized and not legal, and I have offered the LL any rental increase amount and even to buy the apartment (both of which is true). The judge did not seem to have taken my last statement into any consideration, he just took a note that I said "waiting for notarized notice which I didn't receive".
The reason I am writing here, is that I am bee anxious to know he result of this case, unfortunately I will not hear back from the. Courts until 3 weeks (because they do not rule on the spot).
Any advise? Anybody had something similar and won?
- RATE IT
- 1
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 4
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 3
- RATE IT
- 2
- RATE IT
- 3
