An Eviction Notice For Squatters is a crucial legal instrument in Indian property law, designed to address unauthorized occupation of private or public property. This document is typically used when property owners or their authorized representatives need to formally demand that squatters vacate their property. The notice must comply with Indian legal requirements, including those specified in the Public Premises Act, state-specific property laws, and relevant Supreme Court judgments. It should be drafted carefully to include all necessary elements such as property details, ownership proof, clear vacation demands, and consequences of non-compliance. The document serves as the first formal step in legal proceedings for property recovery and can be used as evidence in subsequent court proceedings if the unauthorized occupants fail to vacate.

1. Notice Date and Reference: The date of issuance and any reference number for the notice

2. Parties Details: Full details of the property owner/authorized representative (the noticee) and identification details of the unauthorized occupants (the noticees)

3. Property Description: Detailed description of the property being unlawfully occupied, including exact address, boundaries, and registration details

4. Ownership Declaration: Statement declaring legal ownership or authority over the property with reference to ownership documents

5. Nature of Unauthorized Occupation: Description of how and when the unauthorized occupation began, if known

6. Demand for Vacation: Clear statement demanding immediate vacation of the property within specified time period (typically 7-30 days)

7. Legal Consequences: Statement of legal actions that will be taken if the property is not vacated within the specified period

8. Signature and Authentication: Signature of the owner/authorized representative with details and any notarization if required