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Paying Guest House Rules and Code of Conduct

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Stamp duty
No stamp duty — an operational fact under an existing PG/hostel licence, not exclusive possession or a tenancy.
Registration
Not compulsory — no lease or registrable interest in immovable property.
Witnesses
Not required — a signed acknowledgment suffices, unless witnesses are wanted for evidentiary value.

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  • PG rules
  • hostel code of conduct
  • paying guest house rules

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For an existing PG/hostel licence needing a separate, enforceable code of conduct — quiet hours, visitors, keys, smoking, cooking, privacy, parking, pets, emergencies. Since occupation is a licence under section 52, Easements Act, 1882, acknowledging these rules must not read as accepting a tenancy.

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Police-verification stays the owner/host's duty, not the guest's. Ordinary breaches get a warning; violence or safety risk can escalate under the main agreement.

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What follows is written for Punjab and Chandigarh. It states the position there rather than describing how it varies, so the amounts below are the ones that apply — worth confirming at the sub-registrar’s office, because rates change. If the property is anywhere else in India, none of this is yours.

Stamp duty

No stamp duty — an operational fact under an existing PG/hostel licence, not exclusive possession or a tenancy.

Registration

Not compulsory — no lease or registrable interest in immovable property.

Notarisation

Not required — a dated signature and delivery/payment proof matter more.

Witnesses

Not required — a signed acknowledgment suffices, unless witnesses are wanted for evidentiary value.

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PAYING GUEST HOUSE RULES AND CODE OF CONDUCT

  1. 1. APPLICATION

These rules apply to Aarav Sharma at House 118, Sector 35-A, Chandigarh under Paying Guest Agreement dated 09 September 2026, Room 2 and are issued/acknowledged on 1 April 2026. Host/operator: Harpreet Singh, House 118, Sector 35-A, Chandigarh.

  1. 2. QUIET, VISITORS AND ACCESS

Quiet-hours rule: Quiet hours apply during the stated period with low-volume calls/audio only. Hours: 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM. Device/noise rule: No amplified music or speaker calls that disturb other occupants.

Visitors: Visitors only in common areas during stated visiting hours. Visiting hours: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Overnight guests: No overnight guests are permitted.

Entry/security: Do not lend keys/access cards or admit unknown persons. Privacy: Do not enter another allocated sleeping area, locker or belongings without permission.

  1. 3. SMOKING, ALCOHOL, FOOD AND CLEANING

Smoking: Smoking is prohibited inside the accommodation. Alcohol: Alcohol consumption is prohibited in shared/common areas. Illegal substances: Possession, use or supply of illegal substances is prohibited.

Cooking: Cooking is permitted only in the designated kitchen. Food storage: Perishable food must be kept in designated kitchen/refrigerator areas. Cleaning: Guest keeps allocated space clean and uses common-area bins/cleaning system. Laundry: Laundry only in designated area during stated hours. Bathroom: Keep shared bathroom dry/clean after use and avoid blocking drains.

  1. 4. PROPERTY USE

Parking: Only assigned vehicle/space may be used. Pets: No pet may be kept without written host consent. Damage/repairs: Report leaks, electrical faults, breakage and safety issues promptly. Alterations: No drilling, locks, fixtures or alterations without written permission.

  1. 5. SAFETY AND RESPECT

Harassment/violence: Harassment, threats, stalking, discrimination and violence are prohibited. Emergency conduct: Follow evacuation/safety instructions and immediately report fire, gas smell or serious electrical risk.

Police verification cooperation: Guest must provide reasonable information while owner/host completes the required Punjab/Chandigarh verification. The owner/host retains responsibility for the paying-guest verification required in Punjab and Chandigarh.

  1. 6. BREACH PROCESS

Ordinary breach: Ordinary breach is recorded and written warning/opportunity to correct is given. Serious breach: Violence, theft, illegal activity, deliberate serious damage or immediate safety risk may trigger prompt licence withdrawal after facts are recorded.

These rules are enforced only through the accommodation licence and lawful process; they do not authorise forcible eviction, seizure of belongings or utility disconnection.

Questions about this document

Does the Paying Guest House Rules and Code of Conduct need stamp paper or stamp duty in Punjab and Chandigarh?

No stamp duty — an operational fact under an existing PG/hostel licence, not exclusive possession or a tenancy.

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Does the Paying Guest House Rules and Code of Conduct need registration in Punjab and Chandigarh?

Not compulsory — no lease or registrable interest in immovable property.

See the full position on stamp duty, registration and witnesses
What does the Paying Guest House Rules and Code of Conduct cost on Kagaznama?

Free.

Documents are free. Only kits are paid.

Does the Paying Guest House Rules and Code of Conduct need witnesses?

Not required — a signed acknowledgment suffices, unless witnesses are wanted for evidentiary value.

See the full position on stamp duty, registration and witnesses

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