amit (owner) 21 February 2013
hi,
please help,
we r planning to take a shop on rent which is situated at batra cinema complex,mukhargee nagar north delhi.
as per dealer detailed about property, that this is a builder transfer property and only notary registered
agreement to sell, is a document wich landord have. my question is-can we go for a 3years registered
rent eagreement on d basis of those notary documents provided by owner.is it safe in respect of our security
deposit.
thanks & regards,
Amit Agarwal
Advocate Rohit (Advocate) 22 February 2013
Since you are going for 3 years duration, it is advisable to go for registered agreement as this would give you all the rights to approach the court incase of any dispute arises with the landlord.
Regards,
Advocate Rohit Dalmia
9324538481
Mumbai
amit (owner) 25 February 2013
sir ,
thank u for your valuable advise, but my doubt is still un answered.
sir we also want to do registered court agreement but as per deed writer, we can apply for registered court rent
agreement
only in case, if landlord had done registered gpa of aforesaid shop/property.
only notary registered paper are not sufficient and safe for registered court rent agreement.
" do we need court registered papers of said property from landlord to sign a registered court agreement"
please guide us sholud we go for this or not because landlord is asking for cash transaction only. no cheque.
thanks & regards,
Amit Agarwal
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