commercial lease
once a commercial lease agreement is
terminated does the landlord have any
legal claim to money, potential money
lost, or potential money owed by the
leasee?
commercial lease
once a commercial lease agreement is
terminated does the landlord have any
legal claim to money, potential money
lost, or potential money owed by the
leasee?
Re: commercial lease
It really depends on what transpired during the term of the lease, whether the tenant breached the lease or caused the landlord damages, and whether the tenant properly moved out upon lease termination.
Let me know if you have any further questions. We practice real estate law throughout Southern California.
Daniel Harrison
Berger Harrison, APC
2700 Pacific Coast Hwy., Suite 200
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Re: commercial lease
Yes. If the lessee leaves (breaches) the agreement before the end of the term, the landlord is entitled to the rent that should have been paid to the end of the lease; subject to the landlord “mitigating” its damages. Further, if the lessee damages the property, the landlord is entitled to whatever amount is necessary to repair the damage
Roy Hoffman
Law Offices of Roy A. Hoffman
13800 Heacock Street, Suite C126
Moreno Valley, CA 92553-6264