Commercial Leases/Business Goodwill
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Title 1: Formation of the lease agreement
Chapter 1: Term
Chapter 2: Obligations of the parties
I: Agreement of the parties
II: Actual and genuine rent
III: Flat-rate rent
IV: Variable or binary rent/Turnover clauses
A: Concept
C: Major and costly works or alterations
D: Intended use of the premises
E: Particularity of clientele
VI: Indexed rent
VII: Step rent
VIII: Rents paid in advance/security deposit
IX: Key money
Section 2: Rental value
Section 3: Revision during the lease term
Title 3: Change of use
Title 4: End of lease
Title 5: Assignment of the lease
Title 6: Procedure
Part 2: Business goodwill
133. Exploitation or single use
1 minute de lecture
Premises are considered single-purpose when, from their origin, they were designed, constructed, and arranged for a unique operation, or specially arranged and transformed for a single use . Only the material assignment of the premises to a single type of operation or for a single use matters. Thus, premises are arranged for a single use, characteristic of single-purpose, when all floors of a bu …
