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109 documents for demised premises definition

- 08 STL 300 N.4th v. Value St. Louis Associates, (8th Cir. 2008)
... of the "then appraised value of the demised premises" with a stipulation that no increase shal...." At issue in this case is the definition of the term "demised premises." STL 300 argues tha...
- Federal Circuits
- Repair Covenants In Commercial Leases.
... should be limited to the interior of the premises being leased, while the landlord remains responsib... particular attention to be paid to the definition of the 'demised premises'. In the case of a lease ...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2008, March 2008
- Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Res-Care, Inc., Defendant-Appellee., 475 F.3d 853 (7th Cir. 2007)
...By the time Res-Care returned the premises to Omega at the end of 1999, the facility was empt... make any alterations or additions to the Demised Premises without Lessor's prior approval." The def...
- Federal Circuits

- Md. Court of Special Appeals Case Summaries: December 18, 2011
Real Property Condominium Act

... it does not detract from the ordinary definition of the term "owner." Although the Act defines "uni... continued control and possession of the premises which interfered with plaintiff's use or possessio... if CIF remained in possession of the "Demised Premises" after the expiration of the term of the ...
- The Daily Record (Baltimore)
- December 25, 2011
- Landlord & Tenant, March 2010 - Opposing Lease Renewal Proceedings On The Ground Of Redevelopment.
...'s entitlement to a new lease of business premises. The following serve as some useful points to reme.... 'Holding' is given a wider definition and means the land and/or buildings comprised in t... is being proposed on land adjoining that demised to a tenant. If however the development scheme bar...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2010, January 2010
- Eastside Exhibition Corp. v. 210 East 86th Street Corp., No. 21 (N.Y. 2012)
... lease permits the landlord to enter the demised premises to make repairs and improvements and prov... physical expulsion or exclusion is, by definition, non-trivial. II. Applying the new de minimis rule...
- New York Court of Appeals
- Interpreting the no-offsets and waiver of counterclaims clauses.
... (i) the amount of annual rent (ii) the definition of the demised premises, and (iii) a no-offsets cl...
- Real Estate Weekly
- May 10, 1995
- Harmon v. Haehn, (Ohio 2011)
Commercial lease agreement; liquidated damages clause was properly categorized as an unenforceable penalty; court properly awarded actual damages instead of stipulated damages; App.R. 13(c).

...� written offer to purchase the Demised Premises that Lessor decides to accept, then Lessor sha... fide offer, to purchase the Demised Premises at the same price and upon the same terms as con... {¶42} This is precisely the definition of liquidated damages, i.e., an amount cont...
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Boynton v. Virginia, 364 U.S. 454 (1960)
... authority of law" to remain upon the premises of another after having been forbidden to do so. O...454, 460] . motor carrier within the definition of the "services" and "transportation" to which th..., Inc., a Virginia corporation, as lessor, demised to the restaurant company, Bus Terminal Restaurant...
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Getter, (Ohio 2011)
Lessor/Lessee; Negligence; Release of Liability; "Clear and Unequivocal"; Fire Insurance; Negligence; SubrogationTrial court properly granted summary judgment against insurance company on its subrogation claim against estate of deceased woman whose alleged negligence caused a fire at her leased premises, because the terms of the lease agreement between the deceased woman/lessee and the lessor clearly and unequivocally relieved the deceased woman/lessee from liability for negligently causing the fire that damaged the leased premises, as the lease agreement's terms made the lessor responsible for providing insurance for the building, while it made the deceased woman/lessee responsible for obtaining insurance for her personal possessions and furnishings; thus, the owner of the leased prem...

... necessary to the interior of the demised premises, including all windows, and at the en..., found that the commonly accepted definition of the term "other casualty" is "an accident o...
- Ohio Supreme Court