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Be Timely or Be at Risk

Parties to commercial leases often have opportunities to exercise rights that they have bargained for in the lease negotiation process. Those rights may be held by both the landlord or the tenant and may relate to the termination of the lease, the renewal or extension of the lease term, the right to expand or contract the premises, the right to reduce rent, the right to relocate the tenant to other premises or whatever the needs and creativity of the parties may have caused them to negotiate. Typically, these rights are important to the operation of the business of the landlord or the tenant, and the lease document requires that a right be exercised by giving notice in a certain manner and by a certain date. If the notice is not timely and properly given, the right may be lost.

16 minute read November 05, 2004 at 10:21 AM
By
Raymond J. Werner
Be Timely or Be at Risk

Parties to commercial leases often have opportunities to exercise rights that they have bargained for in the lease negotiation process.

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