All You Need To Know About A Lease Agreement-Lawdocs
A lease deed is a contract between the owner and the
tenant. A lease/Rent agreement is signed for the long term, ranging between 1 - 5
years even more than that. Once you signed the contract, there is no choice to
change.
There are various elements of a valid Rental Agreement:
1. The lease should be immovable
property.
2. Consideration must be
involved in the contract.
3. A lease deed for an immovable
property shall be made for 11 months.
4. Without any undue influence,
the lessor must deliver the contract and the lessee must accept the contract.
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The term “lease” is defined under
Section 105 of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and it states that-
“A lease of immovable
property is a transfer of a right to enjoy such property, made for a certain
time, express or implied, or in perpetuity, in consideration of a price paid or
promised, or of money, a share of crops, service or any other thing of value, to
be rendered periodically or on specific occasions to the transferor by the
transferee, who accepts the transfer on such terms”.
Before
Lease agreement
Before signing your lease agreement, talk to your
landlord about everything that you expect. It will make sure your landlord
knows what you want to be reflected in the agreement before they draft it.
Once you have ready to sign, then re-check all the
important terms and conditions which are mentioned in the documents, like
policies, utilities, check the date, rent-storage, and parking, etc.
Ask
questions:
You should feel free to ask questions to your landlord
about the property, especially, when terms and conditions are not cleared to
you.
Here are some questions that you will ask your owner:
1.
Who should I contact for maintenance problems?
2.
How should I go outside in case of emergencies?
3.
Is a renewal an option towards the end of the rental term?
4. Can the locks be changed?
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