Legumconsultation law firm
Biswajit Das
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NOC From Landlord (Show More)
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Overview
No Objection Certificate (NOC) by a Landlord becomes necessary when a Tenant (usually for a company), who has taken a property on lease from the landlord, plans to use the premises or a part of it as a registered office.
Importance Of NOC By Landlord
Prior setting up a company’s registered office in a rented premises, the company has to get a No Objection Certificate by the landlord. It basically states that the landlord issuing NOC has willingly rented the premises to the company and has no objections for the premises (or a part of it) to be be used as the company’s registered office.
Details To Be Included In NOC By Landlord
The elements listed below have to be included in an NOC by Landlord:
Name of Landlord
Name of the Company to which the premises is rented out to.
Address of the rented property
Date
Place
Signature of the Landlord
Contact details of landlord (optional)
How To Make No Objection Certificate?
To create the No Objection Certificate by Landlord, you will have to follow the steps below:
First draft the NOC by including all the details mentioned above
Get it printed on a plain white paper
Place landlord’s signature on the document
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Name : Biswajit Das
Law Firm Name : Legumconsultation law firm
Country : Andorra
Practicing Since: 2016
About Your Firm : I practicing in the Hon'ble Gauhati High Court and also appear before other subordinate courts of North Eastern state. I provide services in different fields of law such as constitutional , criminal and civil law, labour law, writs, Bail, Motor vehicle accident claim, cheque dishonor matters, contract law,DRT matters, matrimonial disputes, sale deed and other agreements and documentation drafting.
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