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  • Eviction
    1. 1. How to evict the tenant from your building?
    2. 2. The tenant died. What should the landlord do?
    3. 3. Can a landlord legally throw away the missing tenant’s household goods?
    4. 4. How long non-payment is enough to evict the tenant?
  • Rent Alteration
    • 1. How can I request rent increase to the tenant in Japan?
    • 2. Steps of requesting rent increase in Japan
    • 3. How can you deal with the tenant’s request to decrease the rent of your building in Japan?
    • 4. How can I request rent decrease to the owner in Japan?
  • Co-ownership
    • 1. How to partition co-owned real estate in Japan?
    • 2. The Right to Demand Partition of Co-Owned Property as One of the Basic Human Rights
• Format
• Power of Attorney for Litigation
  • Power of Attorney for Litigation (Petition for an order of provisional disposition prohibiting the transfer of possession of real estate)
    * PDF of the Format
  • Power of Attorney for Litigation (Case of a claim to surrender a building)
    * PDF of the Format
  • Power of Attorney for Litigation (Case of a claim for the partition of co-owned property)
    * PDF of the Format
• Power of Attorney for Deposition
  • Power of Attorney for Deposition (security for an order of provisional disposition prohibiting the transfer of possession of real estate)
    * PDF of the Format
  • Power of Attorney for Deposition (refund of security)
    * PDF of the Format
• Power of Attorney for Execution
  • Power of Attorney (Execution of the order of provisional disposition prohibiting the transfer of possession of real estate)
    * PDF of the Format
  • Power of Attorney (Execution of the judgement ordering vacation of buildings)
    * PDF of the Format
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• Judgement
  • Case001: court denied the validity of cancellation despite 4 months’ non-payment
  • Case002: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on around 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case003: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case004: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case005: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case006: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment and not supplying a shortage of the deposit
  • Case007: court denied the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment but acknowledged that based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case008: court denied the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment but acknowledged that based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case009: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case010: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case011: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment and sublease without permission
  • Case012: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case013: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case014: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case015: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment and sublease without permission
  • Case016: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case017: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment
  • Case018: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 2 months’ non-payment but ordered the lender to compensate for damages because of an illegal self-enforcement
  • Case019: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on around 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case020: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case021: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case022: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on around 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case023: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case024: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case025: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case026: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 3 months’ non-payment
  • Case027: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on around 4 months’ non-payment
  • Case028: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 4 months’ non-payment
  • Case029: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 9 months’ half-payment
  • Case030: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on around 4 months’ non-payment
  • Case031: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on 1 months’ non-payment of sublease rent and renewal fees, but acknowledged the lender’s responsibility to compensate for damages because of an illegal self-enforcement
  • Case032: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on non-payment of 2 months’ rent and 3 months’ electricity bill
  • Case033: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on non-payment of 2 months’ rent and renewal fees for 2 times renewal
  • Case034: court acknowledged the validity of cancellation based on non-payment of 2 months’ rent and breach of prohibition of signboard installation