Relocation Clauses is a contractual provision in commercial tenancy agreements that grants a landlord the unilateral right to move a tenant to alternative premises within the same property or complex under specified conditions, thereby distinguishing it from standard lease modification clauses by its predefined reassignment mechanism.
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Relocation: Illusory Promises and No Relief
Chester Hartman · Virginia Law Review · 1971 · 37 citations
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