Lease Agreement

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What is a Lease Agreement?

A Lease Agreement is a formal contract between a property owner (lessor) and a tenant (lessee) that sets out the terms and conditions under which the property will be rented. It typically covers commercial or residential premises and clearly outlines rent, security deposit, duration, maintenance responsibilities, and termination clauses.

Having a legally valid lease agreement protects both parties from misunderstandings and future disputes.

When do you need it?

You need a Lease Agreement when:

  • You are renting out your property (house, apartment, shop, or office) and want to safeguard your rights.
  • You are taking a property on rent and wish to secure clear terms to avoid unexpected demands or eviction.
  • You need to submit proof of address for official purposes, such as passport, license, or utility connections.

How Namma Swathu helps you?

We make sure your Lease Agreement is comprehensive, balanced, and fully compliant with Karnataka Rent Control laws.

We gather details like landlord & tenant names, property description, agreed rent, security deposit, duration, and any special terms.

Our legal team drafts a precise Lease Agreement covering maintenance duties, notice period, lock-in period, and termination clauses.

We coordinate e-stamping as per state regulations (typically Karnataka requires 0.5% of annual rent + deposit as stamp duty).

If you choose, we also assist in registration at the Sub-Registrar Office (recommended for leases beyond 11 months).

We hand over the final executed agreement, ready for legal use or address proof submission.

Typical flow of the process

Collect Lease Terms

Draft Agreement

E-Stamp or Register

Agreement Signed by Both Parties

Delivered to You

Common FAQs on Lease Agreements

Is registration compulsory for lease agreements?

For agreements up to 11 months, registration is optional but recommended. Beyond 11 months, registration is legally mandatory in Karnataka.

Usually, it’s shared or as agreed between landlord and tenant. Legally, either party can pay, but it must be paid before execution.

Yes. A properly drafted lease agreement is your strongest protection in case of rent, deposit, or eviction disputes.

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