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The Termination Of Lease And Surrender Agreement is a crucial document used when parties mutually agree to end a lease arrangement before its scheduled expiry date. This document, governed by Indian law including the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and state-specific regulations, is essential for both commercial and residential properties. It's typically used when either the tenant needs to vacate early or the landlord requires the premises back, and both parties agree to the termination. The agreement covers critical aspects such as the effective date of termination, settlement of outstanding dues, return of security deposit, and premises handover conditions. It provides legal certainty by documenting the mutual understanding and preventing future disputes. The document is particularly important in India's legal context where proper documentation of property matters is crucial for legal compliance and risk management.
