How to write out of municipal housing
How to write out of municipal housing
There is an erroneous opinion about preferential rightsthe employer of municipal housing with which the social contract of employment is concluded. The law says that all those living in an apartment belonging to a city have equal rights and, accordingly, equal duties. Write out of the municipal housing can only be when the citizen does not fulfill these duties.
Instructions
1
If the employer, members of his family, including those,that they have the status of "former", are temporarily absent and do not actually reside at the moment in the municipal apartment, all rights and obligations under the social contract of hiring are retained. To require their removal from the registration records at this address, tenants permanently residing in the apartment can, if the absence has become permanent, and the person has moved to another place of residence.
2
Submit the statement of claim to the court and demandrecognize the absentee and lost the right to use the tenant you want to write. The court must find out for what reason and for how long the defendant does not live in the apartment, whether the departure was voluntary or forced, whether the departure is temporary (for work, study) or permanent (he leaves with all things, lives with another family). In addition, the court will need information about whether the defendant has acquired the right to use other housing at the new place of residence and whether the remaining tenants fulfill their responsibilities for housing maintenance and utility bills.
3
Provide evidence to the court that a personlives permanently at a different address, acquired or acquired ownership of another housing, does not participate in the maintenance of this municipal apartment and does not pay for utility services. Such evidence can be the testimony of neighbors, receipts for payment of utility services, signed by you, other documents.
4
The court will analyze the evidence and, if theyseem convincing evidence that the defendant voluntarily left the municipal housing and has no intentions to return to it, recognizes him as having lost the right to reside in this apartment. The same decision can be made if the constantly absent citizen does not fulfill his obligations for its payment and maintenance. The court decision will become the basis for discharging a person from the apartment.
