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AIR 2004 SUPREME COURT 32 ::2003 AIR SCW 5559
Supreme Court Of India
(From : Allahabad)*
Hon'ble Judge(s): R. C. Lahoti, Ashok Bhan , JJ

(A) Transfer of Property Act (4 of 1882) , S.105— Lease - Perpetual lease - Permissible in India - Extension of lease and renewal of lease - Difference explained. In India, a lease may be in perpetuity. Neither the Transfer of Property Act nor the general law abhors a lease in perpetuity. Where a covenant for renewal exists, its exercise is, of course, a unilateral act of the lessee, and the consent of the lessor is unnecessary. Where the principal lease executed between the parties containing a covenant for renewal, is renewed in accordance with the said covenant, whether the renewed lease shall also contain similar clause for renewal depends on the facts and circumstances of each case regard being had to the intention of the parties as displayed in the original covenant for renewal and the surrounding circumstances. There is a difference between an extension of lease in accordance with the covenant in that regard contained in the principal lease and renewal of lease, again in accordance with the covenant for renewal contained in the original lease. In the case of extension it is not necessary to have a fresh deed of lease executed; as the extension of lease for the term agreed upon shall be a necessary consequence of the clause for extension. However, option for renewal consistently with the covenant for renewal has to be exercised consistently with the te....

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