Lease agreement
- Legal protection for both landlord and tenant.
- Clarity on terms prevents misunderstandings and disputes.
- Security deposit safeguards landlord’s financial interests.
- Timely rent payments ensured through payment schedule.
- Agreement serves as crucial evidence in potential disputes.
- Establishes clear expectations for property maintenance responsibilities.
- Defines conditions for lease termination, protecting both parties’ rights.
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Generally long term more than 11 months is termed as lease agreement. Lease agreement is executed on e stamp paper between the first party, owner of the property, who is letting out the house, flat, or room and second party, the tenant (individual) who agrees to take on rent. It is a good practice to mention specifically all the terms and conditions, generally like tenant is not allowed to sublease, has to bear all the damages if any, and painting at the termination of the agreement and if it mutually agreed to extend, there will be usually be 5% to 10% increase in the rent after the lease term. Usually the cost of documentation will be borne by 50% both by the owner and the tenant (individual) and depending on the total amount, total rent per annum plus advance together sets the value of e stamp paper required
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