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The Simple Land Use Agreement is essential for situations where temporary or specific-purpose land use rights need to be established in India. This document is commonly used when full lease or ownership transfer is not required or desired, providing a more flexible arrangement for both parties. The agreement typically includes key elements such as property description, permitted uses, duration, compensation, and maintenance responsibilities, all while ensuring compliance with Indian property laws and local regulations. It's particularly useful for agricultural arrangements, temporary commercial use, or development projects where the landowner wishes to retain significant control over the property. The Simple Land Use Agreement must be drafted in accordance with the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, relevant state land revenue codes, and local zoning laws, making it a legally robust document that provides clarity and protection for all parties involved.
