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Cancellation of Leave and License agreement as a Licensee


25-Jul-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
We entered an agreement for having office in Mumbai in anticipation that an Order for our Company will be coming to us which might require to have more number of employees to operate there in Mumbai. However the order is not granted to us and now the office which we agreed 4 months ago is now becoming burden on us. The owner insisting us to be there for 24 months as lock-in period mentioned therein. But, the cancellation clause also mentioned that, by giving one month notice one can cancel this agreement. In this case how should I approach to close this issue to get my Rental deposit back and to come out of this premises with good terms. We are getting messages from owner "to be there for 24 months or pay the damages for entire 24months", which is not legally bound when we entered Leave and License agreement, and on top of that we lost our order which pushed us in deep trouble. It would be helpful If a draft letter be sent to the mentioned email id, if possible.
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Answer #1
836 votes
This is my response to you:
1. If the terms mention one month notice period then send them a notice;
2. But you will have to pay the rent for 24 months;
3. Is there any condition written which mentions that, if you do not grt order both the parties agree to terminate it?
4. One will have to read the terms of the agreement to better understand your case;
5. Consult a local lawyer and take steps.

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