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Tenancy agreement · 12 pages · Lagos State

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  • Rent review clause has no ceiling
  • You waive the statutory notice periodlocked
  • Landlord may enter without noticelocked
  • Repairs fall entirely on youlocked
  • and 5 more

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The things people miss

Not theory. These are the clauses that cost Nigerians money every week.

Notice periods signed away

A tenancy that quietly waives the six months a yearly tenant is owed, so you can be asked to leave on a fortnight.

A power of attorney instead of a deed

Offered as if it transfers the land. It does not, and it dies with the seller.

Indemnities with no ceiling

You agree to cover their losses without limit, on a contract worth a fraction of the exposure.

Non competes that reach too far

Worldwide, five years, junior role. Unenforceable as drafted, and it still frightens people out of jobs.

Termination that only runs one way

They can walk on thirty days. You are locked in for the term, or paying to leave.

Payment terms with no teeth

No due date, no late fee, no interest. Perfectly normal looking, and impossible to enforce.

It knows Nigerian law, because we wrote the reference

LegalDoc+ is grounded in our own library: 400 legal terms explained for Nigeria, 75 guides on writing these documents, and 76 templates our lawyers drafted. So a review of your tenancy agreement is anchored to what Lagos tenancy law actually requires, not to a general idea of what leases usually say.

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Questions people ask

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What happens to my document?

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Is this legal advice?

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