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Lease Renewal Agreement

Lease renewal agreement template for Pakistani landlords and tenants to formally extend an existing rental contract with updated rent and revised terms as per Pakistani tenancy laws.

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Instructions

1. Enter the full names and CNIC numbers of both landlord and tenant
2. Provide the complete address of the rented property
3. Enter the original lease start and expiry dates
4. Set the renewal start and end dates
5. Enter the previous rent and the new revised rent amount in PKR
6. Specify the rent increase percentage agreed between both parties
7. State the existing and any additional security deposit amounts
8. Enter applicable monthly maintenance or utility charges
9. List any changes or new conditions compared to the original lease
10. Both parties and two witnesses should sign the agreement
11. Get the document attested by a Notary Public for legal authenticity

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a written lease renewal agreement necessary in Pakistan?

Yes, a written renewal agreement is strongly recommended. Verbal renewals often lead to disputes about rent amounts, duration, and deposit terms. A written agreement registered with the local Rent Controller or attested by a Notary Public provides legal protection to both parties.

Does a lease renewal need to be registered with the Rent Controller in Pakistan?

Under various provincial tenancy laws (e.g., the Rent Restriction Ordinance applicable in Punjab and other provinces), landlords are required to register tenancy agreements with the Rent Controller. It is advisable to register renewals as well to ensure legal enforceability.

How much can rent be increased during a lease renewal in Pakistan?

Pakistan's provincial rent restriction laws generally cap annual rent increases at 10-15% for controlled properties. For uncontrolled properties (newer or commercial), the increase is subject to mutual agreement between the landlord and tenant.

What is the notice period for terminating a lease in Pakistan?

The standard notice period is typically one month for residential properties, though this can vary based on the original lease terms. Commercial leases may require longer notice periods. Always refer to the original agreement and applicable provincial tenancy law.

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