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Tag Archives: lease
Has Your Lease Expired? Holdover Proceedings in New York State
Prior blog posts have discussed the difference between the two types of landlord-tenant eviction proceedings. To summarize, non-payment proceedings occur when a tenant fails to pay rent or other charges due to the landlord. Holdover proceedings, which will be discussed … Continue reading
Let’s Rush The Lease Out Otherwise The Tenant (Or Landlord) Will Walk
PrintHow long should it take to prepare the first draft of a lease that needs to include several (or more) “custom” business terms? We’re asking about those leases that need some thought, not the kind that can be prepared using … Continue reading
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Tagged Landlord, lease, lets, otherwise, Rush, Tenant, Walk
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Gibbons Real Property Department Attorneys Represent Pharmaceutical Company in Cambridge Lease
Gibbons attorneys Russell B. Bershad and Nicole E. Taplin, Directors in the Real Property Department, are representing Bayer Healthcare LLC in a long-term, large scale lease for laboratory and office space in a new building under construction by MIT in … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate & Property Law
Tagged Attorneys, Cambridge, Company, Department, Gibbons, lease, Pharmaceutical, Property, Real, Represent
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How Good Is A Lease Guaranty After The Original Term Expires?
PrintIt’s a funny thing about this business. After all is said and done, you still need to know the “law.” And, by “law,” we aren’t thinking about the “law in general.” Instead, we are thinking about the “law” in the … Continue reading
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Tagged expires, good, Guaranty, lease, Original, term
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Union Tank v. NuDevco Partners — Lease Guaranty Agreement Not Covered by the UCC Appellate Court Rules — Chicago Uniform Commercial Code Attorneys Near Oak Brook
When a holding company guaranteed lease that a subsidiary assumed for railcars, and then failed to honor guaranty when subsidiary defaulted on the lease, judgment in favor of railcar supplier was affirmed. The appellate panel found that the holding company’s … Continue reading
