Can a landlord evict a tenant out of business premises without notice?

No a landlord cannot evict a tenant without notice. To evict a tenant he needs to go through certain procedures. According to the law, there are four types of evictions where notice is essential in every case.

• A tenant might not agree with the eviction idea designed by the landlord. In that case the tenant will have to be given a ten days notice to comply or move out. If the tenet solves the problems for his eviction, then the tenant cannot ask him to move out.
• If tenant destroys the property of the landlord, he can ask the tenant to move out. In that case the landlord is supposed to give his tenant a three days notice to move out. After the tent receives this kind of notice he needs to move out immediately.
• There might be some hidden reasons for which the landlord might want the tenant to move out. He is not bound to provide the reason for such an eviction. But the landlord will have to give his tenant a 20 day notice period. In this case the tenant can be asked to move out only after the notice period is over.
• In certain cases when rentals are converted to a condominium, the tenants must be given a 90-day notice as stated in the state law.