I have given my own house for rent..in my village...for the past 4 months..he didn't pay my rent... I'm not having any agreement with him any...of his signed agreement...or his adhaar card number also I'm not having...he is not attending My phone call...how I have to get my Total rent from him...and how to vacate him from my house...legally

Since there is no written rental agreement or document signed between you and the tenant, the legal situation may be a bit complicated. However, you still have legal recourse to resolve the situation and recover the rent owed to you.

Firstly, you can send a legal notice to the tenant demanding the payment of rent due within a specified period. The notice should clearly state the amount of rent owed, the duration for which it is overdue, and the consequences of failing to pay (such as legal action or eviction). You can send this notice through registered post or by hand delivery with an acknowledgment receipt.

If the tenant fails to respond or pay the rent even after receiving the legal notice, you can file a civil suit for recovery of unpaid rent in the appropriate court. You may need to engage a lawyer to assist you in this process.

Regarding the eviction of the tenant from your house, since there is no formal agreement in place, the legal procedure for eviction may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the tenancy laws applicable in your state. In general, you may need to seek legal advice on the eviction process under the relevant state-specific Rent Control Act or landlord-tenant laws.

It is advisable to consult with a local lawyer who is well-versed in property and tenancy laws to guide you through the eviction process and ensure that you follow the legal procedures correctly. Additionally, consider documenting all communications and actions taken regarding the unpaid rent and eviction process to protect your interests in case of any legal dispute.