Tenant–Landlord Settlement Agreement

Settle a deposit, exit, or dues dispute in writing — before it reaches court. Record the deposit refund, the handover, and a mutual release, so both sides can move on cleanly. Preview the full document free for ₹999 — pay only if it looks fair.

A settlement agreement records what both sides agreed — it is not a court order or a court filing. It is the step that keeps a rental dispute out of court. Both parties should sign it, keep a copy, and take independent legal advice before signing if the amounts are large or contested.

Landlord

The owner of the property.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

Tenant

The person who rented the property.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

The Settlement

What the disagreement is, and what you both agreed to do about it.

What is the disagreement about? *

Plain language is fine. This becomes the background clause.

What have you both agreed? *

Who does what, and by when.

Settlement amount (₹)

Optional. Leave blank if no lump sum is agreed.

Payment schedule

Optional.

Property, deposit and handover

The tenancy details behind the dispute. All optional — fill what applies.

Property address

Optional.

Deposit originally paid (₹)

Optional. Whole rupees.

Deposit amount to be refunded (₹)

Optional. Whole rupees.

Tenancy end date

Optional.

Refund by date

Optional.

Keys/possession handover date

Optional.

Effective date

Optional.

Both sides give up further claims on this dispute.Once the terms are performed, neither side can bring further claims about this deposit or tenancy dispute.Keep the terms confidential.Neither side may disclose the settlement, except where the law requires it.

State

City