Ajay Dayal has been forcibly evicted from his home for not fulfilling his contractual obligations. Per court filings, Dayal lived in the property for more than seven years and was required to pay house payments. However, he rarely made any payments during all these years. The owner, Mr. Mike Thanh Vu, a disabled, elderly veteran, finally obtained a court order to retake possession of the property. 

The constable physically removed Dayal from the property on Diwali Day, the 8^th of November 2022. Officials said Dayal lived in squalor and kept the house in squalid conditions. Additionally, Dayal’s business was recently evicted. Dayal owns Quantified Investment Group, whose offices were in the United Way building at 5830 W. Flamingo. About two months ago, in August 2022, the landlord evicted Dayal for non-payment of outstanding obligations. 

One source with direct knowledge of the matter said Dayal had not paid rent since a year before the covid pandemic and owed more than $90,000 in back rent. Dayal is no stranger to legal woes. Mr. Gaurang Patel of New India Market sued him about two years ago for improperly taking more than $100,000 for a business transaction that Dayal never consummated. At about the same time, Dayal was also sued by Mr. Eric Kohli for non-payment of wages. Those lawsuits are still ongoing. Before that, Dayal battled a Jane Doe lawsuit by four females alleging that Dayal lured them to his office under pretenses and sexually assaulted them. 

Dayal is no stranger to evictions either. In June 2013, his former landlord, Jen Tao, evicted him from Park Terrace Apartments in Las Vegas.

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