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Use of the Premises

This article discusses a number of different types of use clauses and indicates some of the problems inherent in drafting them.

28 minute read February 26, 2014 at 09:58 AM
By
Harvey M. Haber
Use of the Premises

The importance of the use of the premises to both the landlord and the tenant cannot be sufficiently stressed. In order to carry on its business, the tenant wants to sell the broadest possible scope of merchandise that is currently in vogue or (in the tenant's opinion) will be.

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