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The Eviction Notice For Squatters is a critical legal document used in Pakistan when property owners need to initiate formal proceedings to remove unauthorized occupants from their property. This document is essential in both urban and rural contexts, where illegal occupation of private or commercial property is a concern. The notice must comply with Pakistani property laws, including the Illegal Dispossession Act 2005, the Pakistan Penal Code, and relevant provincial legislation. It serves as formal documentation of the owner's demand for vacation and can be used as evidence in subsequent legal proceedings. The notice typically includes detailed property information, proof of ownership, identification of unauthorized occupants (if known), and a clear deadline for vacancy. This document is particularly important as it establishes a legal paper trail and demonstrates the property owner's attempt to resolve the situation through proper legal channels before pursuing more aggressive legal remedies.

1. Notice Details: Date, reference number, and mode of service of the notice

2. Property Owner Information: Full name, address and contact details of the legal owner or authorized representative

3. Recipient Details: Identification of squatter(s) or 'To whomsoever it may concern' if names unknown

4. Property Description: Detailed description of the property including address, boundaries, and registration details

5. Statement of Ownership: Declaration of legal ownership with reference to title documents

6. Notice of Illegal Occupation: Clear statement declaring the current occupation as illegal and unauthorized

7. Demand for Vacation: Specific demand to vacate the property within a stated timeframe

8. Legal Consequences: Statement of legal actions that will be taken upon non-compliance

9. Signature Block: Signature of property owner or authorized representative with date