Joint and Several
May 19, 2014 12:32 pm Comments Off on Joint and SeveralWhen one combined entity (joint) or the individual members (several) can be held liable under a contract.
When one combined entity (joint) or the individual members (several) can be held liable under a contract.
A type of property ownership where two or more parties owns equal and undivided interests in the property. Upon death... View Article
The same concept as a sale-leaseback, but only the land is sold and leased back using a ground lease.
The lessor or owner of the leased property.
The total cost (outlay) of necessary tenant improvements paid by the landlord netted against any contribution made by the tenant.
Purchases made in other service areas by consumers located within the subject area (representing a loss of revenue for retailers... View Article
A contract that creates the relationship of landlord and tenant. A contractually binding agreement that grants a right to exclusive... View Article
The process by which a landlord, tenant, or third party pays to extinguish the tenant’s remaining lease obligation and rights... View Article
Terms commonly used in reference to a lease.
In exchange for permitting a tenant to use the property, the owner/lessor has the right to receive rental income and... View Article