Kaagazaat

NOC for Trade, Food, Fire and Liquor Licences

At a glance

Price: Free, always.
Stamp duty: A landlord's no-objection letter given to a public authority is a statement of consent and not an agreement between the parties, so it does not need stamp paper in Punjab or Chandigarh on ordinary practice.
Registration: Not required.
Witnesses: Not required.

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Also called

Landlord NOC for Licence
No Objection Certificate from Owner
Owner's NOC for Trade Licence
NOC for Food Licence
NOC for Fire Safety Certificate
NOC for Liquor Licence
Landlord Consent for Licence
Property Owner NOC for Shop Licence

When you need it

A tenant who runs a shop, restaurant, bar, showroom or office needs licences from public authorities before it can trade: a trade licence from the municipal body, a food business licence or registration, a fire safety certificate or no-objection, or an excise licence to sell or serve liquor. Each of these authorities usually asks for a letter from the owner of the premises saying the owner has no objection.

This one letter covers all four; the licence is chosen in the questions. The letter records the landlord's consent, confirms that the tenant occupies under a lease, and states until when the lease runs. It is consent and nothing more. It does not make the landlord the licensee, and it does not promise that the licence will be granted. The authority decides that on its own checks of the building, the use and the applicant. Use it when you are the landlord and a tenant asks for a letter to support a licence application at premises in Punjab or Chandigarh. Not for: a letter that has to be sworn on an affidavit in the authority's own prescribed format (some authorities issue a form; use theirs and attach this letter if they accept it); a landlord's consent to a GST registration, which is a separate letter; or a consent to the tenant's building works, which belongs in the lease or a fit-out letter.

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What follows is written for Punjab and Chandigarh. It states the position there rather than describing how it varies, so the amounts below are the ones that apply — worth confirming at the sub-registrar’s office, because rates change. If the property is anywhere else in India, none of this is yours.

Stamp duty

A landlord's no-objection letter given to a public authority is a statement of consent and not an agreement between the parties, so it does not need stamp paper in Punjab or Chandigarh on ordinary practice. Some authorities ask for the consent on an affidavit or on non-judicial stamp paper of a stated value. If yours does, follow its instruction and confirm the current figure with a licensed stamp vendor; this letter does not state one.

Registration

Not required. The letter creates no interest in the premises and is not an instrument that needs registration.

Notarisation

Not required by law for this letter. Some licensing offices ask for the owner's signature to be notarised or for an affidavit instead. Ask the authority which it wants before the landlord signs.

Witnesses

Not required. The authority relies on the landlord's signature and the lease, not on a witness.

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NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE FROM THE LANDLORD

Date: 2 April 2026
Place: Chandigarh

To,
The Licensing Authority, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh

Subject: No objection to a trade licence from the municipal body for the premises at Shop No. 3, Ground Floor, SCO 11, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh, Chandigarh

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT:

1. Chadha Commercial Complex Private Limited, an individual, of SCO 11, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh 160009 (the "Landlord"), is the owner of, or is otherwise entitled to let, the premises known as Shop No. 3, Ground Floor, SCO 11, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh, situated at Chandigarh, in the State of Punjab (the "Premises").

2. Chopra Footwear Private Limited, an individual, of SCO 11, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh 160009, acting through Ravneet Chadha, Director (the "Tenant"), occupies the Premises under a Lease Deed dated 2 January 2026 between the Landlord and the Tenant for a term of 9 years commencing 1 February 2026 (the "Lease"), and carries on the business of a family restaurant and bar there. The Lease is in force and, unless it ends earlier under its own terms or is renewed, runs until 1 April 2026.

3. The Landlord has no objection to the Tenant applying for, obtaining, holding and renewing a trade licence from the municipal body for the Premises from the authority named above or any other competent authority, for the business stated in paragraph 2, for as long as the Tenant occupies the Premises under the Lease.

4. The Landlord also has no objection to the Tenant making, at its own cost and with the Landlord's approval of the works, such fittings, exits, equipment and changes inside the Premises as the authority requires for the licence, provided the structure of the building is not harmed.

5. For the excise licence, the Landlord confirms the following: That the premises are in a commercial building and the owner permits the sale of liquor there.

6. On request, the Landlord will sign any further form, consent or affidavit in the format the authority prescribes, so long as it says no more than this certificate.

7. This certificate is consent only. It does not make the Landlord the holder of the licence, does not promise that the licence will be granted, and does not give the Tenant any right in the Premises beyond what the Lease gives. The Tenant alone is responsible for meeting the conditions of the licence and for any penalty, closure or claim arising from how the business is run.

8. This consent lasts only while the Tenant lawfully occupies the Premises under the Lease. When the Lease ends, the Landlord may tell the authority so, and the Tenant must not rely on this certificate after that date.

9. This certificate is issued at the Tenant's request, for the sole purpose of the application described above.

FOR THE LANDLORD
Chadha Commercial Complex Private Limited
Through: Ravneet Chadha, Director
Signature: ______________________________
Date: ______________________________

Questions about this document

Does the NOC for Trade, Food, Fire and Liquor Licences need stamp paper or stamp duty in Punjab and Chandigarh?

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Does the NOC for Trade, Food, Fire and Liquor Licences need registration in Punjab and Chandigarh?

Not required.

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What does the NOC for Trade, Food, Fire and Liquor Licences cost on Kaagazaat?

Free, always.

Does the NOC for Trade, Food, Fire and Liquor Licences need witnesses?

Not required.

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