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According to the Transfer of Property Act, a lease must be registered if it is for ___ or longer. |
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A lease grants exclusive possession to the lessee, while a licence only grants permission to perform certain acts on the property without creating an interest. |
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A lease is assignable, meaning that the lessee can ___ the lease to another party. |
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In the context of property law, what must happen for a lease of shorter duration to be valid? |
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The lessor is obligated to disclose any ___ or latent defects in the leased property. |
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True or False: The lessee can make repairs to the property if the lessor neglects necessary repairs. |
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If a significant part of the leased property is destroyed, the lease is ___ at the lessee's discretion. |
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True or False: The lessee has the right to sub-lease the property only if the lessor explicitly permits it in the lease agreement. |
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The lessee must return the property to the lessor in ___ condition, except for normal wear and tear. |
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What is the lessee entitled to if the lessor fails to make payments like house tax? |
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Fill in the blank: The lessee has the right to ingress and egress, allowing them to freely enter and exit the ___. |
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Any fixtures attached to the land become part of it, and the lessee is entitled to such ___. |
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The lessee should use the property only for purposes agreed upon and not damage or alter it. |
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False. A lease can terminate upon the death of the lessee or at the end of the lease term, but not solely by the death of the lessor. |
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True or False: Implied surrender occurs when the lessee unilaterally decides to terminate the lease. |
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False. Implied surrender occurs when the lessor accepts a new lease with different terms while the original lease is still in effect. |