Commercial Tenants and Landlords Beware: Parties should specify rent consequences when force majeure triggered
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Published January 17, 2022 | RENX
In this collaboration between our Litigation and Commercial Real Estate departments, the article published on RENX talks about rent consequences when force majeure is triggered. This article was co-authored by Partner Ellad Gersh & Lawyer Joseph Jamil from the Litigation department, Lawyer Rachel Puma from the Commercial Real Estate department along with Articling Student Erran Lee.
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In this collaboration between our Litigation and Commercial Real Estate departments, the article published on RENX talks about rent consequences when force majeure is triggered. This article was co-authored by Partner Ellad Gersh & Lawyer Joseph Jamil from the Litigation department, Lawyer Rachel Puma from the Commercial Real Estate department along with Articling Student Erran Lee.
Read the full article here
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