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What you can do here
- 11-month Leave & Licence rent agreement (parties, rent, deposit, term)
- Section 138 cheque-bounce notice with the mandatory 15-day demand
- Demand / recovery notice for money owed to you
- Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) for startups & freelancers
- Skipped fields become clearly-marked [placeholders] — nothing is left blank
Assembled from your details, not generated then edited
These documents are built from a fixed, reviewed template with your particulars slotted in — names, amounts, dates, notice periods. That makes them predictable: the same clauses appear every time, in the same order, with the statutory references already correct. It also makes them narrower than a free-form draft. If your situation has an unusual term, take the assembled document as your base and have the specific clause added rather than trying to force it through the form.
Get the party details exactly right
More documents fail on identification than on drafting. Use full legal names as they appear on identity documents, complete addresses, and for a company the exact registered name with its CIN and registered office. The person signing must have authority to bind the party — an authorised signatory with a board resolution for a company, a partner with authority for a firm. A document signed by someone without authority binds nobody, and no amount of good drafting cures that.
Stamp duty and registration come after drafting
A correctly drafted document on the wrong paper can still be unusable. Stamp duty is a state subject and depends on the instrument and the state, and an insufficiently stamped document can be refused in evidence until duty and penalty are paid. Registration is separate again — leases of a year or more generally require it, which is why eleven-month agreements are so common. Check your state's requirement before signing, not after a dispute begins.
Statutory notices have deadlines built into them
A section 138 cheque-bounce notice is not merely a demand letter — it starts a sequence. It must be sent within 30 days of the bank's return memo, it must give the drawer 15 days to pay, and the complaint must be filed within 30 days after that period expires. Send by registered post, keep the receipt and tracking record, and retain a copy of the notice with its enclosures. Miss a step in the sequence and the merits are never reached.
Sign it properly and keep the trail
Sign every page rather than only the last, use two witnesses where the document requires them and record their addresses, and keep one original per party. Note renewal dates, notice periods and expiry in a calendar the day you sign. If the counterparty proposes changes to the assembled text, run the revised version through contract review before agreeing — amendments offered at signing are where one-sided terms usually enter.
Frequently asked questions
Is the document maker really free?
Yes — completely free with no login. You answer a few fields and download the finished draft as Word, PDF or text. Nothing is uploaded; the document is built in your browser.
Are these documents legally valid?
They follow standard Indian legal drafting. A rent agreement must be executed on the stamp paper your State prescribes (and registered where mandatory, e.g. Maharashtra); a cheque-bounce notice must be sent within 30 days of the return memo. Have a professional review anything high-value.
Do I need to type the whole document?
No — that's the point. You only fill a few structured fields (names, amounts, dates) and the full document assembles automatically with the correct clauses.
Which documents can I build?
Currently a rent agreement, a Section 138 cheque-bounce notice, a demand/recovery notice and a mutual NDA — with more being added. Each produces a complete, downloadable draft.
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India Law Simplified is an AI-assisted research & drafting tool, not a substitute for a licensed advocate or CA. Verify all figures and steps with a professional before acting.