How the state-aware approach works

No claim is made that any state prescribes one mandatory rental format. What varies between jurisdictions is stamp duty, registration practice, terminology (for example, leave and licence in Maharashtra), and local execution workflow. The agreement text here is a professionally structured template, adapted by those jurisdiction rules.

Each jurisdiction entry carries status, summary, sourceTitle, sourceUrl, and lastVerified. When a rule is not source-verified, the app shows “Verify current stamp duty” instead of a number. Stamp duty amounts are never invented, and demo formulas are labelled as demo.

The central Model Tenancy Act is a model framework circulated to states. It is not automatically applicable nationwide; a state must adopt and notify its own legislation or rules. It is referenced here as context, not as the governing law of your agreement.

0 of 36 jurisdictions currently have source-verified stamp rules in this build. Richer demonstration configurations exist for Haryana, Delhi, Maharashtra, and Karnataka; all other jurisdictions are supported with generic residential and commercial drafting and legal fields marked needs-review.