Key Common Law and Statutory Considerations for Tenant Defenses (Commercial Lease) (NY) | Practical Law

Key Common Law and Statutory Considerations for Tenant Defenses (Commercial Lease) (NY) | Practical Law

A Practice Note discussing non-procedural tenant defenses to a landlord's action for breach of a commercial real estate lease in New York, including constructive eviction, frustration of purpose, and force majeure. This Note also provides practical guidance to commercial landlords to protect against common defenses when drafting and negotiating a commercial lease agreement.

Key Common Law and Statutory Considerations for Tenant Defenses (Commercial Lease) (NY)

Practical Law Practice Note w-031-2351 (Approx. 22 pages)

Key Common Law and Statutory Considerations for Tenant Defenses (Commercial Lease) (NY)

by Practical Law Real Estate
MaintainedNew York
A Practice Note discussing non-procedural tenant defenses to a landlord's action for breach of a commercial real estate lease in New York, including constructive eviction, frustration of purpose, and force majeure. This Note also provides practical guidance to commercial landlords to protect against common defenses when drafting and negotiating a commercial lease agreement.