Maintenance Charge Deed

THIS DEED OF CHARGE is made at Mumbai this……..day of……………..2010 between Mr. Y of [address], hereinafter referred to as the First Party and Smt. AB residing at [address], hereinafter referred to as the Second Party.

WHEREAS the First Party is the husband of the Second Party and both are living separately.

AND WHEREAS the First Party, as the husband, is liable to pay and has agreed to pay the Second Party by way of maintenance a sum of Rs. 1500 per month in advance on or before the 5th day of each month hereafter.

AND WHEREAS the parties have agreed that such payment of monthly maintenance would be a charge on the immovable property being a two-storeyed building at [address], Mumbai belonging to the First Party.

NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH and it is agreed by and between the parties as follows:

1. The First Party will pay to the Second Party, month by month, the sum of Rs. 1500 by the 5th of each month in advance for the upkeep and maintenance of the Second Party.
2. Such payment of the maintenance shall be a charge on the said property of the First Party, being premises No. [number] of [address], and the First Party hereby charges the said land and premises with the payment of the said sum of Rs. 1500 per month by way of maintenance to the Second Party.
3. It is further agreed that in the event the First Party fails to pay any two monthly instalments of the said maintenance to the Second Party, then the Second Party will be entitled to enforce the charge hereby created on the premises by bringing the said land and premises to sale through any competent Court of Law and to realize and receive the amount due out of the net sale proceeds thereof.
4. Such charge is created without prejudice to other rights and remedies of the Second Party to realize and enforce payment of the said maintenance allowance in accordance with the law.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed these presents on the day, month, and year first above-written.

Signed and delivered by Mr. Y, the within-named First Party, in the presence of:

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Accepted by and signed by the within-mentioned Second Party Mrs. AB in the presence of:

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Deed of Charge: Securing Maintenance Obligations

This article explores a specific type of legal document: the Deed of Charge. In this context, a Deed of Charge is used to secure the payment of maintenance obligations from a husband to his wife.

Legal Point of this Deed of Charge:

• Creation of a Charge: The deed creates a legal charge over the husband’s property (in this case, a building) to secure the payment of monthly maintenance to his wife.
• Maintenance Obligation: The deed clearly outlines the husband’s obligation to pay a specific amount of maintenance to his wife on a regular basis.
• Enforcement Mechanism: The deed provides a mechanism for the wife to enforce the charge. If the husband fails to make timely payments, the wife can initiate legal proceedings to sell the charged property and recover the outstanding amount.
• Limited Scope: The charge is typically limited to the specific maintenance obligation and does not necessarily affect other rights or interests in the property.

Importance of a Deed of Charge:

• Enforceability: The deed provides the wife with a stronger legal recourse to ensure the payment of maintenance.
• Security and Peace of Mind: It offers the wife a sense of security and peace of mind by providing a tangible asset as collateral for the maintenance payments.
• Alternative to Other Legal Remedies: The deed can be an alternative to other legal remedies, such as court orders or attachment proceedings, for enforcing maintenance obligations.

Importance of Legal Counsel:

It is crucial to consult with legal professionals, such as those at Legal Light Consulting, when drafting or reviewing a Deed of Charge. Experienced attorneys can:

• Ensure Legal Compliance: Ensure that the deed complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
• Protect Your Rights: Advocate for your best interests and ensure that your rights are protected under the terms of the agreement.
• Draft a Comprehensive Agreement: Draft a clear and concise agreement that addresses all relevant issues and minimizes potential future disputes.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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Remember: The specific terms of a Deed of Charge will vary depending on the individual circumstances of each case.

This article provides a general overview of a Deed of Charge in the context of spousal maintenance.

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