1) you have to state detailed facts of your case .

2) the clauses made in the lease deed have to be gone into .

3) if there is provision in lease deed that after period of say 5 years lessee would have right to purchase the said property on payment of consideration then you can enforce the said contract .

4) if lessor agrees to acceptance of payment by installments lessee can make payment in installments

5) ) once property is sold lessee/purchaser gets title deed to the property .

6) lease cum sale deed is generally executed by housing Boards for sale of flats to various income groups

Hi, lease cum sale deed normally execute government authority and Housing board after expiry of lease period sale deed will execute in favour of the purchaser.

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Reply to you Q.It depends upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. If sale consideration is paid the title rights naturally transfered.

Q.2 There is no time fixed by the law. The time of lease should be fixed by the parties to the lease.

Q.3 Yes lease cum sale deed can be used for private land.

Q.4 Yes.

Q.5 Yes.

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Usually lease cum sale Agreement is executed when government housing projects alot houses to eligible applicants so that they don't sell it for a profit to some one else .

Usually the lessee gets title to the property after the lease period is over provided it is so stipulated in the agreement.

The parties can determine the lease period. It can be 5 years,10 or 99 years depending on the nature of the lease.

It can be valid for sale of private land provided the stipulations are flawless and the agreement is registered.

1.yes.

2.though no fixed time period but 3 years is minimum.

3.yes.

4.yes, if lessor agree to it.

5.yes.

1. The rights of the lessee flow out of the lease deed. The clauses incorporated in the lease deed are sacrosanct and cannot be deviated from by either the lessor or lessee. If there is a specific clause contained in the lease deed to the effect that the lessee shall, after the lease period is over, become the owner of the property leased out to him, the clause will take effect. In the absence of such a clause, lessee does not become the owner of the property.

2. There is no minimum or maximum lease period provided by the law. The lessor and lessee can by an agreement fix any period.

3. Lease can be for public or private land.

4. If there is an agreement between the lessee and lease period whereby the lessor agrees to take the consideration of the property through monthly, bi-annual or annual installments the same will be valid.

5. A lease deed can cover a private land also if the legal compliances have been made.

Nothing left to add, i think you get answer of your queries.

1. Yes, why not? However, it all depends on whatr has been mentioned in the deed,

2. There is no such minimum time period fixed. It all depends on what and how the parties desire,

3. The is no bar in having lease cum sale deed for peivate properties,

4. Yes, it all depends on what both the paries want and what has been mentioned in the said deed.

5. Yes, very much valid if done legally.

period of lease depends as mentioned in the deed. there is no bar in having such a deed lease amount can be received lumpsum or monthly basis .it can be done for private and public lands