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What You Need to Know About Property Lease Agreements: Rights, Obligations, and Leasing with ALMUDA
A detailed guide to the key points of lease agreements and how ALMUDA provides legal support to safeguard your interests.
February 05, 2026 (Updated on February 07, 2026)
Lease Agreement: Key Things You Should Know
A lease agreement is a contract under which the lessor transfers property to the lessee for temporary possession and use in exchange for payment.
What can be leased?
Lease objects may include:
- land plots;
- buildings and structures;
- equipment;
- vehicles;
- other non-consumable property.
Contract form and registration
- If the lease term exceeds one year, the agreement must be in written form.
- If one party is a legal entity, written form is mandatory regardless of duration.
- Lease agreements for real estate must be state-registered.
If the lease term is not specified
The agreement is considered open-ended.Either party may terminate it by written notice:
- 1 month in advance, or
- 3 months for real estate, unless otherwise agreed.
Transfer of property
The lessor must transfer the property:
- in proper condition;
- with required documents (technical passport, certificates, etc.).Transfer is confirmed by a handover act.
How is rent determined?
Rent may be set as:
- a fixed amount;
- a share of income;
- services;
- or another agreed form.
⚖️ How ALMUDA can help
ALMUDA provides legal support for lease agreements:
- drafting and review of contracts;
- registration and compliance consulting;
- real estate transaction support;
- legal assistance for businesses and entrepreneurs.All services are available digitally via the ALMUDA platform.
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