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Welcome to the Snell & Wilmer real estate litigation blog. Check back here often for useful news and information about current topics involving real estate litigation. We hope that you will find the blog both timely and helpful, and we invite you to join the discussion by posting comments about the articles and contacting the authors with your thoughts about the posts.
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Estoppel Certificate? Estop and Check Your Lease
By: Lauren Podgorski If you are leasing space in a building, there may come a time when you receive a request from your landlord to fill out and sign an estoppel certificate. Estoppel certificates are usually sent to tenants in … Continue reading
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Lauren Podgorski
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Tagged Estoppel Certificate, landlord, lease, tenant
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“Bee” Careful: Unique Considerations When Negotiating a Bee Storage Lease Agreement
By: Colton Addy As demand for commercial bees used to pollinate crops (such as almond trees) has grown, so has the demand for facilities to store bees. Entering a lease agreement for the storage of live bees presents some unique … Continue reading
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Colton Addy
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Tagged Bee, Bee Colony Box, Bee Facility, Bee Lease Agreement, Bee Storage, Bee Storage Agreement, Bee Storage Facility, commercial bees, commercial real estate, farm, farm products, farming, lease, Lease Agreement, livestock
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Green Energy Can Complicate Real Estate Foreclosures
Bob L. Olson A quick drive through almost any newer residential community in the Southwest will show that a lot of residents are embracing “Green Energy” or renewable energy by placing solar panels on their properties. While most people would … Continue reading
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Bob L. Olson
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Tagged alternative energy, fixture, foreclosure, green energy, lease, renewable energy, solar
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Franchisors Should Consider Signing a Conditional Lease Assignment Rather Than a Franchisee’s Lease
By: Richard H. Herold In Franchise & High Properties, LLC v. Happy’s Franchise, LLC, a 2015 decision issued by the Court of Appeals in Michigan, the franchisor, Happy’s Pizza Franchise, LLC, signed a five-year lease for the commercial space to … Continue reading
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Richard Herold
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Tagged franchise litigation, franchisee, Guarantor, landlord, lease, tenant
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Landlords Must Not be Arbitrary When Denying a Tenant’s Request To Sublease or Assign
By: Richard Herold So, you’re a landlord who’s entered into a 30-year lease, the lease has rent escalation clauses which are dramatically out of step with the market, and it’s your view that you are therefore losing money every month. … Continue reading
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Richard Herold
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Tagged Arizona real estate, commercial real estate, landlord, lease, real estate litigation, tenant
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Nevada Supreme Court adds New Elements to Constructive Eviction Claims.
By Bob L. Olson Nevada, like many jurisdictions, has recognized the ability of a tenant to vacate property if it becomes unfit for occupancy for the purpose for which it was leased. This is commonly known as a “constructive eviction.” … Continue reading
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Bob L. Olson
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Tagged commercial lease, constructive eviction, evict, eviction, landlord, lease, tenant
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Arizona Residential Landlords in Foreclosure – Expanding the Duty to Notify Tenants
By: Bob Henry The Arizona Residential Landlord Tenant Act, A.R.S. § 33-1301 et seq., already requires landlords to provide written notice (with specific language) to tenants of a “potential foreclosure” on the property if a “foreclosure action” has been “initiated” … Continue reading
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Ben Reeves
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Tagged A.R.S. § 33-1331, Arizona residential properties, foreclosures, landlord, lease, residential, tenant
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