The landlord may evict the tenant from the house in any of the following cases:-
(a) If the person residing in the estate does not fulfill his obligations according to section 390,
(b) If the person living in the estate commits any criminal activity prohibited by law within the house taken by the estate,
(c) If the owner of the house needs a house for himself,
(d) If people have to be removed from the house and maintenance of the house has to be carried out,
(e) If it is not suitable for people to live in the given house from technical and health point of view,
(f) If the period of house restoration is over,
(g) If the occupant does anything contrary to the agreement or this paragraph,
(h) If the condition of sub-section (5) of section 395 prevails.
(2) In the case of clause (c) of sub-section (1), the landlord must give a written notice at least thirty-five days in advance if the person who has been taken into custody is to be removed from the house.
(3) According to sub-section (2), if the owner of the house has removed the person who has been taken over, he will not be allowed to give the house to another person for three months without using it.
(4) According to sub-section (3), if the owner of the house gives such house to another person within three months, and if the person who took the house first wants to take such house, he will get priority.