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A Lease Deed is a contract between the lessor (owner of the property) and the lessee (the tenant of the property) for the use of the said property on a lease rental basis. It is similar to a rent agreement between a landlord and a tenant, but is usually executed for a longer time period- at least more than one year.

When registering with the Land Registry, you must present the original lease, which both you and your landlord must sign. You can only register a lease upon completion of the lease agreement and must do so within two months of the leasehold estate purchase.

The parties are free to decide not to seek legal representation. However, a lease for a term of more than seven years must be registered at HM Land Registry by the tenant and the tenant is likely to require a solicitor for this purpose at least.

Registering a Lease at the Land Registry Form AP1 Application to Register Grant of Lease. Form AP1 Application to Register Grant of Underlease. Form AP1 Application to Register Easements in Lease.

There is a method specified for making a lease under Section 107 of the Transfer of Property Act. As per the Registration Act of 1908, it is mandatory to get certain agreements and documents registered under the competent government authorities so that such documents can hold legal value in the eyes of the law.

The Lessee has paid to the Lessor / s a sum of Rs. _________ only being ___________ month / s rent in respect of the 'said premises' as deposit of rent to be adjusted towards the rent for the last ____________ month / s of the tenancy. also be borne and paid by lessor (landlord).

The lease agreement is signed by the two parties and notarised/registered. This makes it binding on the lessor and the lessee. If a lease agreement is entered into for more than a 12 months period, it must be made basis the strict rent control laws. These laws generally go in favor of the lessee.