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Tenant Attornment Letter (Sale of Tenanted Commercial Property)

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  1. The outgoing landlord, the new landlord and the tenant
  2. The lease being attorned
  3. The sale and the effective date

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The outgoing landlord, the new landlord and the tenant

For example: Chandigarh

For example: Chopra Properties Private Limited

Outgoing Landlord's constitutionNeeded
Outgoing Landlord's address for noticesNeeded

For example: Bhalla Realty LLP

New Landlord's constitutionNeeded
New Landlord's address for noticesNeeded

For example: AAJFB4321L

For example: Meridian Tech Solutions Private Limited

Tenant's constitutionNeeded
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For example: Rakesh Chopra

For example: Director, authorised by board resolution dated 2 September 2026

For example: Simran Bhalla

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TENANT ATTORNMENT LETTER

Date: __________
Place: __________

Dear Sir/Madam,

  1. 1. THE PARTIES TO THIS LETTER

1.1 This Letter is given jointly by __________, __________, of __________ (the "Outgoing Landlord"), and __________, __________, of __________, PAN __________ (the "New Landlord"), and is addressed to __________, __________ (the "Tenant").

  1. 2. THE LEASE BEING ATTORNED
  1. 3. THE OUTGOING LANDLORD'S CONFIRMATION
  1. 4. THE NEW LANDLORD'S ACCEPTANCE

4.2 If the New Landlord wants to change the Rent, the term, the permitted use or any other term of the Lease, that change is not made by this Letter and is not a condition of it — it requires a fresh agreement signed by the New Landlord and the Tenant, separately stamped and, where the law requires it, separately registered.

  1. 5. DIRECTION TO THE TENANT
  1. 6. WHAT THIS LETTER DOES NOT DO

6.1 This Letter does not create a new tenancy and does not renew, extend or otherwise vary the Lease. It does not itself transfer any right, title or interest in the Premises — that was done by the Sale Deed referred to in clause 3.1. The Tenant's right to remain in possession of the Premises continues to rest on the Lease alone, exactly as it did before this Letter.

6.3 The Tenant's acknowledgment below is evidence that the Tenant received this Letter. It is not a condition of the change of landlord, which takes effect under section 109 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 whether or not the Tenant signs it.

  1. 7. NOTICES AND GOVERNING LAW

7.1 A notice under this Letter shall be in writing and delivered by hand against acknowledgment, by registered post or by courier — to the Outgoing Landlord at __________, to the New Landlord at __________, and to the Tenant at the Premises or at such other address as the Tenant notifies in writing.

SIGNED BY THE OUTGOING LANDLORD

_______________________________
__________
Date: __________

SIGNED BY THE NEW LANDLORD

_______________________________
__________
PAN: __________
Date: __________

  1. 1. _______________________________

Name:
Address:

  1. 2. _______________________________

Name:
Address:

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