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Message: <blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 25501618" data-attributes="member: 101444">Lot depend on the judge. If he or she is keen this can be finished in no time. (assuming this was given in last ten years as the law relating rent had changed over time but not recent 10 years)First you need only to prove your title. if rented without an agreement for lease it is monthly tenancy . You can evict with due notice.Lot depends on your lawyer too. There are only a handful of lawyers who knows about rent law in sri lanka as it is so complex. But I do not think your premises is covered under Rent Act.In sri lanka sometimes a whole generation taken to finish an case of this nature ,but if the judge is sharp it can be as short as two years or even less. Going to court in SL is a big risk. (eg. We saw a person who had driven a vehicle on the wrong side and killed a person and drove without stopping obtaining bail without any difficulty. The person hit would have been saved if he was taken to hospital. But police said driver was not drunk. How can they say so when the driver did not produce himself immediately after accident- normally within 20-30 minutes). There were instances where lesser offenders where remanded for very long time. This is sri lanka ...... we are all responsible for these.</blockquote>

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