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Delay in Registering rental agreement


03-Oct-2025 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
To provide NOC, bank is asking tenant to add a clause to the rental agreement stating that "Lessee would render their cooperation in case any recovery action is initiated by the Bank against the Borrower/Mortgagor in future including handing over the peaceful possession of the leased premises to the Bank" Lessee is not agreeing to it. Bank is not providing NOC. So rental agreement registration is pending. Store is operational for 3 months now. What options do I have and how to proceed?
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Answer #1
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if he is not ready to adding the clause in the rental agreement then you can ask him to evict from the store and get a new tenant who agrees to the clause if he refuses to evict from the store you can file a eviction proceeding agaisnt him
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Answer #2
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The demand made by the Bank to include a clause requiring the tenant to hand over peaceful possession to the Bank is not legally tenable. The tenant (lessee) is not a party to the mortgage transaction and therefore cannot be compelled to surrender possession directly to the Bank. The relationship of the tenant is with the landlord (lessor), not with the Bank. However, the tenant can cooperate with the Bank in accordance with law if any recovery proceedings are initiated.
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