The 30 Day Eviction Notice is a fundamental document in Indian property law, used when a landlord or property owner needs to terminate a tenancy and regain possession of their property. This notice is typically issued in situations involving lease violations, non-payment of rent, property sale, or personal use requirements by the owner. The document must comply with Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and relevant state-specific Rent Control Acts. It serves as a formal written communication that initiates the eviction process and is a mandatory legal requirement before pursuing court action. The notice must clearly state the grounds for eviction, specify the 30-day timeframe for vacancy, and include all relevant property and party details to be legally valid in Indian jurisdiction.

1. Notice Header: Date, mode of delivery (registered post/hand delivery), and reference number

2. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the tenant(s)

3. Property Identification: Complete address and description of the rented premises

4. Notice Period Declaration: Clear statement of the 30-day notice period and the expected vacation date

5. Grounds for Eviction: Legal basis and specific reasons for the eviction notice

6. Demand for Possession: Formal request to vacate the premises within the specified period

7. Outstanding Dues: Statement of any pending rent, utilities, or other charges

8. Property Handover Requirements: Conditions for returning the property and expectations regarding its condition

9. Legal Consequences: Statement of legal action that may be taken if the notice is not complied with

10. Signature Block: Landlord's or authorized representative's signature, name, and contact details