Technology's Impact on Office, Telecom and Retail Leasing

Article Abstract:

Technology instead of diminishing the need for space had done the opposite with the proliferation of dot-com companies dramatically reducing office vacancy rates. However, with the softening of the market, landlords need to take precautions when leasing out spaces to technology companies.

Influence, Contracts, Technology

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Foreclosure of Real Property: The California Example

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California law on foreclosure under a deed of trust allows two methods, judicial or nonjudicial. The right to deficiency judgment is provided in judicial foreclosures but not in nonjudicial foreclosures.

California, Foreclosure, Deeds of trust

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Lease Assignment and Subletting: The Perspective of Landlords and Tenants

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A tenant retains both privity of estate and privity of contract in a sublease contract. In an assignment of lease, privity of contract is retained by him.

Assignments, Assignments (Law), Subleases

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