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Commercial Landlord-Tenant Law in Florida - GrayRobinson
Commercial Landlord-Tenant Law in Florida by GARY S. SALZMAN, ESQ. GrayRobinson , 301 East Pine Street, Suite 1400. Orlando FL 32801. Telephone: (407) 843-8880. Facsimile: (407) 244-5690. Email: (I) termination OF Commercial LEASES. A. Grounds for termination . termination or forfeiture of a Commercial leasehold is legally justified where there is a breach of a material covenant or condition of the lease or a violation of applicable law authorizing termination . Although there are numerous grounds to terminate a Commercial lease , they generally fall within two categories: monetary and non-monetary grounds. 1. Monetary grounds for termination . A monetary basis to terminate a lease occurs where a party, usually the tenant , fails to meet a financial obligation due the other party, usually the landlord , under the lease or applicable law. In addition to a tenant 's failure to pay rent when due, other monetary grounds for termination would include a tenant 's failure to pay its portion of common area maintenance, taxes or the costs of repairs or improvements for the demised premises.
Commercial Landlord-Tenant Law in Florida by GARY S. SALZMAN, ESQ. GrayRobinson, P.A. ... to meet a financial obligation due the other party, usually the landlord, under the lease or ... Non-monetary grounds for termination of a lease are more problematic and are disfavored by Florida courts. On the tenant’s behalf, a lease may be terminated ...
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