Notice Demanding Possession after Expiry of Lease

To
AB (Ex-tenant)
Re: Premises No…….
Dear Sir
I, the undersigned, owner of the house and premises (or land) situate at, etc., and your ex-landlord, do hereby give you notice that the lease dated
See Surya Properties Pvt. Ltd. v Bimalendu Nath Sarkar AIR 1964 Cal 1; 67 CWN 977. A combined notice or both the notices are necessary to proceed with a suit for ejectment. The decision in Muralidhar's case AIR 1961 Cal 175 was dissented from.
It should be noted that in cases governed by the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act or Non-Agricultural Tenancy Act the special grounds for eviction under those Acts should be mentioned.
The……day of………and made between you, of the one part, and myself, of the other part, has expired by efflux of time on the…….day of…….I have not agreed to any renewal or extension thereof nor otherwise permitted you to continue in occupation of the property in any way. So I hereby give you notice demanding delivery of possession of the said house and premises (or land) on or before the…….day of 2005 failing compliance, I shall institute a suit against you for recovery of possession and you will be held responsible for all damages and mesne profits that I may be entitled to in law as against you.
Particulars of the demised premises.
                                                                                          Yours faithfully
Date                                                                                      CD (Owner)