Kaagazaat

Decorator and Tent Contract

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Price
Free, always.
Stamp duty
An agreement of this kind falls under the general entry for agreements not otherwise provided for in the stamp law, and the figure for Punjab and for Chandigarh is not confirmed here.
Registration
Not required.
Witnesses
Not required by law, but two witnesses who see both parties sign are good practice, and this form asks for them.

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Also called

  • Tent house contract
  • decoration agreement
  • shamiana contract
  • tent and decoration booking
  • stage and mandap decoration
  • flower decoration contract
  • टेंट हाउस अनुबंध
  • सजावट अनुबंध

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You are hiring a decorator or tent house in Punjab or Chandigarh to put up the tent, stage, mandap, lighting, flowers, seating and other fittings for a wedding or function, or you are the decorator and want the order in writing. This contract fixes exactly what will be put up, when setup must be finished and when everything is taken down, the charge, the safety duties of the decorator, and who pays for lost or damaged hired items.

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Disputes with decorators are usually about items missing from the list, work not ready on time, and damage claims after the function. The contract therefore asks for an itemised list, a ready-by time and a damage rule. Not for a permanent building, interior or construction job. Not for the venue booking itself — see the Marriage Palace or Banquet Booking Agreement, which says whether outside decorators are allowed.

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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

An agreement of this kind falls under the general entry for agreements not otherwise provided for in the stamp law, and the figure for Punjab and for Chandigarh is not confirmed here. Ask a stamp vendor or the Sub-Registrar office for the current figure before you sign. Many such bookings are made on plain paper; an unstamped paper can be questioned in court until the duty and any penalty are paid.

Registration

Not required. This agreement gives no right in land or buildings that outlasts the booking, so it does not need to be registered.

Notarisation

Not required. A notary adds nothing to the strength of this agreement.

Witnesses

Not required by law, but two witnesses who see both parties sign are good practice, and this form asks for them.

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DECORATOR AND TENT CONTRACT

This Contract is made at Chandigarh on 2 April 2026.

BETWEEN

Singh Tent House and Decorators, of Industrial Area Phase 1, Chandigarh, acting through Balwinder Singh, Proprietor (the "Decorator");

AND

Harpreet Singh Gill, of House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh, mobile 9876543210 (the "Host").

  1. 1. THE WORK

1.1 The Decorator will put up the following at Royal Orchid Banquet, Sector 35, Chandigarh for the function on 2 April 2026: Stage 24 by 16 feet with floral backdrop; flower mandap; entrance gate with lights; waterproof tent of 3,000 square feet; 400 cushioned chairs and 40 round tables

1.2 Itemised list, with the rate for lost or damaged items: Chair x 400, Rs 600 each if lost; round table x 40, Rs 3,000 each if lost; chandelier x 6, Rs 5,000 each if broken

1.3 The design the Host has approved is: The three photographs and the sketch signed by the Host and kept by both parties. The Decorator will follow it, and will not change it without the Host's agreement.

1.4 Anything the Host later adds beyond the scope above is charged at a rate the parties agree in writing before the work is done.

  1. 2. SETUP, READY TIME AND REMOVAL

2.1 The Decorator may start setting up from the day before the function, from 9:00 am, and will have everything finished and ready by the day of the function, by 4:00 pm. The Host will make sure the Decorator can enter the place from the time stated.

2.2 If the work is not ready by that time, the Host may ask for a fair reduction in the charge for the delay, and the parties will agree it in good faith. If the main stage, tent or seating is not usable when the function is due to begin, the Host may refuse the work that is not usable and recover what has been paid for it.

2.3 The Decorator will take everything down and remove it, and leave the place clean and free of its materials, by the day after the function, by noon. Until the Decorator has removed them, hired items stay the Decorator's property.

  1. 3. SAFETY

3.1 The Decorator is responsible for the strength and stability of every stage, tent, frame, hanging and lighting rig it puts up, and for using sound materials and competent workers. Electrical work will be done safely, with proper wiring and fittings, and the Decorator will not overload any supply.

3.2 The Decorator will follow the rules of the place where the work is put up, including any rule against nails, drilling, open flame or blocking exits, and will use fire-resistant material where it is required.

3.3 The Host will get any permission needed to put up a structure on land that is not the Host's own or that belongs to the public, such as a road, park or common area, and tell the Decorator what it covers.

  1. 4. CHARGES AND PAYMENT

4.1 The Host will pay the Decorator a total charge of ₹2,40,000 (Rupees Two Lakh Forty Thousand only).

Questions about this document

Does the Decorator and Tent Contract need stamp paper or stamp duty in Punjab and Chandigarh?

An agreement of this kind falls under the general entry for agreements not otherwise provided for in the stamp law, and the figure for Punjab and for Chandigarh is not confirmed here.

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Does the Decorator and Tent Contract need registration in Punjab and Chandigarh?
What does the Decorator and Tent Contract cost on Kaagazaat?

Free, always.

Does the Decorator and Tent Contract need witnesses?

Not required by law, but two witnesses who see both parties sign are good practice, and this form asks for them.

See the full position on stamp duty, registration and witnesses

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