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The Mutual Agreement to End Tenancy is essential in situations where both landlord and tenant wish to terminate their lease arrangement before the originally agreed end date. This document is commonly used in India when circumstances require early termination, such as tenant relocation, property sale, or other mutually agreed reasons. It falls under the governance of Indian property law, including the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and various state-specific rent control regulations. The agreement typically includes critical information such as termination date, security deposit settlement, utility payments, property condition requirements, and mutual releases. It serves as a legally binding document that protects both parties' interests and provides a clear framework for the amicable conclusion of the tenancy relationship.
