Tenant in default - corporate recovery considerations

By:

Riley, M

Language: English Series: Rent Review & Lease Renewal ; 16(2) June 1996, 21-28(8)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Outlines the corporate recovery considerations arising from tenant default. Includes a list of warning signs to watch out for and a checklist of points to be followed once a tenant has defaulted.

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Outlines the corporate recovery considerations arising from tenant default. Includes a list of warning signs to watch out for and a checklist of points to be followed once a tenant has defaulted.

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