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A license is a personal right granted to a person to do something upon immovable property of the grantor and does not amount to the creation of interest in the property itself. It is purely a permissive right and is personal to the grantee. The normal clauses in lease agreements, if incorporated in the leave and license agreement, shall not hold good in the eyes of law unless some specific structuring is done to ensure the validity of such clauses.
Simply saying a leave and license agreement is more biased for the benefit of the land lords unlike a lease agreement where the interests of both the lessee and the lessor are well protected.
I agree with Mr. Ghousuddin Syed's answer and that explained with out any ambiguity. Thanks.
