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Need a fair and legally binding Settlement Agreement in Kurnool?
At Landmarq, we draft customized settlement agreements to resolve disputes amicably while ensuring full compliance with Andhra Pradesh laws.

✅ Legally Enforceable Terms
✅ Mutual Agreement Protection
✅ AP Stamp Duty Guidance
✅ Quick & Confidential Process

To get started, simply provide the following details:

1. Parties Involved

  • Full Name of each party
  • Father’s/Husband’s Name
  • Age and Date of Birth
  • Residential Address
  • Contact Number and Email ID
  • Occupation (optional)

2. Dispute Information

  • Nature of dispute (e.g., financial, property, employment, business)
  • Background and cause of dispute
  • Case number, if any case is pending in court or tribunal
  • Previous agreements or claims related to the matter

3. Terms of Settlement

  • Agreed settlement amount or actions to be taken
  • Mode of payment (bank transfer, cheque, cash, etc.)
  • Timelines or deadlines for compliance
  • Waiver or release clause (e.g., no future claims)
  • Responsibilities of each party under the settlement

4. Legal Clauses

  • Confidentiality (if required)
  • Dispute resolution mechanism (e.g., arbitration, court jurisdiction)
  • Indemnity clause
  • Governing law (usually Indian law, if executed in India)

5. Execution Details

  • Date and Place of execution
  • Signatures of all parties
  • Two witnesses (with full name, address, and signature)
  • Notarization or registration (optional but recommended in certain cases)

6. Supporting Documents (as applicable)

  • Identity Proofs (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport of all parties)
  • Property documents (if the dispute involves immovable property)
  • Bank statements or proof of payment (in financial disputes)
  • Court orders or pending case copies (if the agreement is to settle litigation)
  • Employment records (in case of employer-employee settlements)
  • Affidavits or declarations (if required for particular clauses)

For inquiries or submission, contact us at:
Landmarq – Conveyancing and Legal, a trusted legal and documentation service provider in Kurnool, is here to assist you with all your agreement needs.
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1. What is a settlement agreement?

A settlement agreement is a legal contract between two or more parties to resolve a dispute or claim without pursuing further legal action.

2. When is a settlement agreement used?

It is commonly used in civil disputes, employment terminations, property disputes, or family matters to avoid litigation.

3. Is a settlement agreement legally binding?

Yes, once signed by all parties, a settlement agreement is legally binding and enforceable in court.

4. What should be included in a settlement agreement?

  • Names and details of the parties involved
  • Terms of settlement (including payments, actions, or concessions)
  • Release clause (waiving future claims)
  • Confidentiality clause (if required)
  • Signatures of all parties and witnesses

5. Can a settlement agreement be oral?

While oral agreements may be valid in some cases, a written and signed agreement is highly recommended for clarity and enforceability.

6. Can a settlement agreement be challenged in court?

Yes, but only on limited grounds such as fraud, coercion, or if the terms are illegal or unfair.

7. Does a settlement agreement need to be notarized?

Notarization is not mandatory, but it adds an extra layer of authenticity and is often recommended, especially for property or high-value matters.

8. Can a settlement agreement be modified later?

Yes, but only through a written supplementary agreement signed by all parties.

9. Is court approval required for a settlement agreement?

Not always. However, in some cases (e.g., divorce settlements, child custody, or when a case is pending in court), court approval may be required.

10. What happens if one party breaches the settlement agreement?

The other party can approach the court to enforce the agreement or claim damages for the breach.

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