A young couple has bought a new house and is getting ready to move in, but the former owner’s tenant refuses to vacate even after the electricity is turned off. The renter stated that the previous owner of the property had not informed him of the change in ownership and that he had only recently learned about this situation.

What’s more, the tenants who are unwilling to move out have not paid their electricity bills. Unfortunately for the new owners, they must continue to pay their new home’s electricity bills while living at the hotel.

This required the new owner to request assistance from the police. The only person inside the house was a woman with limited mobility, and the two dogs kept barking, making it impossible for the cops to convince the tenant to unlock the door.

Additionally, the tenant claimed that he did not know the house was sold, and that he paid rent and utilities on time; then he said that the former owner had indeed notified him and asked him to move out, but the notice time was too short for him to find a new place to live.

The tenant requested an extra month. The new owner initially refused because he and his new wife are now living in the hotel. After a long negotiation with the police, an agreement was finally reached. By April 1st, the tenant must vacate the property and leave. He must not destroy the property because doing so will result in legal action being taken against him.

News source (Chinses): 南洋地产