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The Guarantor Lease Agreement is essential in situations where additional security is required beyond a standard lease agreement in India. This document is commonly used for residential and commercial properties when the tenant's creditworthiness needs to be supplemented, such as in student rentals, first-time renters, or high-value commercial leases. The agreement combines lease provisions under the Transfer of Property Act with guarantee elements under the Indian Contract Act, creating a three-way legal relationship. It protects the landlord's interests by providing an additional layer of security while allowing tenants who might not otherwise qualify to secure a lease. The document must comply with state-specific registration requirements and stamp duty regulations, making it a legally enforceable instrument in Indian courts.
