Corporate Services
Lease Deed
Drafting, stamping and registration of GIFT City office space
What this covers
The service, in plain terms
Your office arrangement is the document a regulator asks for first. We draft or review the lease or leave-and-licence deed, compute and pay stamp duty, complete registration with the Sub-Registrar, and hand back a registered instrument with the record filed.
What we need from you
- Allotment or offer letter from the developer
- Property details, carpet area and rent or licence fee
- Constitutional documents and authority of both parties
- PAN and ID of signatories, plus two witnesses
Governing authority
Registration Act, 1908 and the Gujarat Stamp Act, 1958
Leases beyond the prescribed term must be registered; duty depends on rent, term and premium.
Official sourceScope & commercials
Confirmed in writing after a scope review
Review-only engagements on a developer's standard deed are priced lower.
How it runs
Step by step
Step 1
Drafting or review
Commercial terms, lock-in, escalation, fit-out and exit reviewed against your operating needs.
Step 2
Stamp duty
Duty computed on the correct base and paid; e-stamp procured.
Step 3
Registration
Appointment booked, parties presented, registration completed.
Step 4
Handover
Registered deed indexed and filed in your portal vault for regulatory use.
Common questions
Before you book
Is a registered lease needed for IFSCA registration?
You must evidence your office space in GIFT City. A properly stamped and registered instrument is the cleanest evidence and avoids queries.
Can you negotiate with the developer?
Yes — commercial review and negotiation support on lock-in, escalation and fit-out terms is part of the drafting engagement.
Book this service
Request Lease Deed
Tell us the documents and preferred slot. We confirm the fee and the appointment the same working day.