Enforcing commercial lease terms against successive landlords. Part 1

By:

Brymer, S

Series: Property Law ; (49) December2000, 4-6(3)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Examines law as it currently stands with regard to the transmissibility of options to purchase and exclusivity clauses against singular successors of the landlord. Part 2 is published in Property Law Vol 50 pages 3-5

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Examines law as it currently stands with regard to the transmissibility of options to purchase and exclusivity clauses against singular successors of the landlord. Part 2 is published in Property Law Vol 50 pages 3-5

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