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The Temporary Tenancy Agreement is a vital legal instrument used in India when establishing short-term rental arrangements for residential or commercial properties. This document is particularly relevant when the intention is to create a tenancy for a fixed period, typically less than 11 months, to avoid mandatory registration requirements under the Registration Act, 1908. The agreement comprehensively covers essential aspects including rent payments, security deposits, maintenance responsibilities, and termination conditions, while ensuring compliance with Indian property laws and state-specific regulations. It's commonly used for short-term corporate leases, temporary relocations, or when parties prefer flexibility in their rental arrangement. The document must align with the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, relevant state Rent Control Acts, and local municipal regulations, making it a crucial tool for protecting both landlord and tenant interests in temporary letting arrangements.
