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11 reasons your landlord can evict you according to Ghana’s rent law
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Damage or neglect of the property|Image via A landlord may seek possession where the condition of the premises has deteriorated because of waste, neglect or default by the tenant or someone residing with them.
Rent A landlord may seek recovery of possession where a tenant has failed to pay or tender rent lawfully due within one month after the date it became due.
The Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220) sets out specific circumstances in which a court or Rent Magistrate may order the recovery of possession or ejectment of a tenant.
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