Leave and license agreement

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 26 August 2024 This query is : Resolved
What is leave and license and if I make this agreement, can the party sell or take possession of my property? If not, can I make this agreement for 3 years and if there is some dispute between me and that party? If so, can I cancel the agreement and return her deposit and leave? I want to give the ground floor and I will live above, will there be any problem with this?

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A Leave and License agreement grants permission to use a property for a set period without transferring ownership, unlike a lease. This means the licensee cannot sell or claim possession. Agreements can be for varying durations, typically 11 months, and include terms for rent, notice periods, and dispute resolution. While you can cancel the agreement and return the deposit, it's crucial to consult legal advice to ensure compliance and protect your interests, especially when living in the same property.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 26 August 2024
You and the tenant execute a lease (rent) deed for a period of two or three years with mutual terms and conditions. You can mention in the lease deed about the rent deposit, notice period to vacate the portion of the property and other conditions. Then there may not be a problem.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 27 August 2024
A leave and license agreement is a legally binding document in India that allows a licensee to use a licensor's property for a specific period of time. The agreement is different from a lease because it doesn't transfer ownership or create a landlord-tenant relationship. Instead, it gives the licensee a limited right to use the property for commercial or personal purposes. This distinction makes it easier to evict the licensee in case of disputes
The standard length for a leave and license agreement is 11 months, but the lessor and lessee can decide on a different term
It's important to customize the agreement to your specific needs and consult with a legal professional to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.

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