Leave and License Agreement eRegistration
Leave and License Online Registration in Pune, Mumbai and all over Maharashtra, Ahmedabad, Jodhpur, Bangalore, New Delhi, Noida, Kachchh, Hyderabad and other major Cities in India.
Leave and License - E-Registration at any location
Leave and License Agreement without visit to the sub-registrar office. Now, People would not have to wait in queues to register their leave and license agreement. The department of registration and stamps has started its e-registration system, which will facilitate registration of Rental Agreements online. So people can complete the online registration at any time of the day.
For eRegistration all parties and witness should have PAN Card and Aadhaar Card. This system confirms party’s identity by verifying thumb impressions with their Aadhaar Card database.
E registration is the solution to avoid standing in queues and avoiding agents..
Registered Leave and License - Legal, Security of residents, and assurance of getting back possession of vacant flat.
Registration of leave and license agreement is mandatory in Maharashtra and the period of leave and license ranges from 11 months to 5 years.
The "Leave and License", which is an easement right and is defined and governed u/s 52 of the Indian Easements Act,1882. A 'Leave & License' ensures that there is no transfer of interest from the Licensor to the Licensee. It is License to occupy and use the premises in the mentioned duration on mutually agreed terms
This arrangement is popular since it creates no lasting legal rights in favour of the licensee. Compared to a lease agreement a leave and license agreement has limited authority with regards to the property.
This notice period will be stated in the contract and is usually agreed upon by both parties. Lease agreements give greater rights to tenants, which property owners aren’t comfortable with. Firstly, it gives tenants the right to occupy the property rented for a longer duration.
A license, however, gives the tenant the right to merely use the property for a limited time only, thereby ensuring regular renewal of the terms. This regular renewal protects the interest of the property owner, which a lease does not do.
Lease agreements potentially encourage tenants to permanently occupy the premises, giving them an interest in the property. Under such circumstances it can be difficult for the landlord to evict the tenant.
Different states have their own laws that govern lease agreements, such as Delhi Rent Act 1995, the Maharashtra Rent Act 1999 and Tamil Nadu buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act 1960. Remote Registration : For Indians who resides ( Overseas Clients ) in different countries in U.K , U.S.A., Japan, Germany
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