(1) The house-owner may evict the tenant
from the house in any of the following circumstances:
(a) If the tenant fails to perform his or her obligations
pursuant to Section 390,
(b) If the tenant commits in the rented house any offense
related activity prohibited by law,
(c) If the house-owner needs the house for himself or
herself,
(d) If it is necessary to repair and maintain the house by
removing inhabitants from the house,
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(e) If the rented house does not appear to be appropriate
for human habitation from the technical and health
perspectives,
(f) If the period of house rent expires,
(g) If the tenant does any act in contravention of the
agreement or this Chapter,
(h) If there exists the circumstance under sub-section (5)
of Section 395.
(2) If it is necessary to evict the tenant from the house in
the circumstance referred to in clause (c) of sub-section (1), the
land-owner shall give a notice in writing to the tenant in advance of
at least thirty-five days.
(3) If the house owner evicts the tenant from the house
pursuant to sub-section (2), the house-owner is not entitled to rent
such a house to another person until three months, without using it
on his or her own.
(4) If the house-owner is to rent such house to another
person within three months pursuant to sub-section (3) and the
previous tenant intends to rent such a house, he or she shall get
priority.