Settlement deed




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About this Deed of easement
This document seeks to ensure easement rights of a party who is rather adversely placed in terms of the location of its property and a construction in the adjoining property would lead to obstruction in its right to enjoyment of light and fresh air.
The document creates a firm arrangement between the parties to guarantee an irreversible right to enjoyment of light and fresh air by one of the parties and provides for a comprehensive solution to confirm compliance of the conditions agreed in the terms of this agreement.
Explanatory notes provided with the document help the user with other relevant formalities and modalities in the concept.
Who will use this Deed of easement?
Anyone who is adversely placed in terms of the location of a property and wants to ensure clear right to enjoyment of easements at the hands of the other.
Key features of this deed of easement
- Provides a complete framework
- Protects all sides
- Effective for use across the Country in India
- Plain English, user friendly with no use of complex legalese
- Statutory provisions duly complied
This document includes provisions for:
- Preamble
- Terms of Settlement
- Duration and Termination
- Successors and Assigns
- Jurisdiction
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