Regitration of rent agreement

Is it amounts to sub-lease. Whether your lease agreement gives you any authpority to sub-lease? If so you can do that. Other wise it is a good ground for eviction.

Thank u very much Sir

AShvin Khambhata

Leases are for rent.Licences are without rent/consideration.If you make an agreement for  more than a year,it must be registered.

You should execute lease agreement for 5 years and it should be paid to the stamp duty and the registered the same from concern sub- registrar office.

As Mr Suresh rightly said that, you should look out for any clause in the lease deed given to you authorising you to sub-lease the whole or any part of the property.

If yes then you can certainly grant a sub-lease under registered document.

If no then you cannot give the property on sub-lease.

you should look out for any clause in the lease deed given to you authorising you to sub-lease the whole or any part of the property.

If yes then you can certainly grant a sub-lease under registered document.

And You should execute lease agreement for 5 years and it should be paid to the stamp duty and the registered the same from concern sub- registrar office.

If no then you cannot give the property on sub-lease.

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Dear Mr Ashvin

Unless and untill, there is any specific clause in a Lease Deed for sub-lease, you can't do sub-leasing. Moreover, the lease deed and licence agreements are two different aspect of law and they can't be put together. According to Sec.17(1) of Registration Act, a lease for period exceeding 11 months can be entered into only by a registered instrument.