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LA 1429 Separate Furniture And Fixture Lease Designed To Be Coterminous With Office Space Lease This lease is for office furniture and fixtures owned by the landlord leasing office space to the tenant. The furniture is located in the premises, and is detailed on an exhibit to the furniture lease. The parties can make additions or deletions to the furniture and fixtures during the term of the lease, with corresponding rental adjustments. The term of this furniture and fixtures lease is coterminous with that of the office lease, which is a separate document. Number of Single Spaced Pages: 8 |
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LA 1465 Separate Furniture And Equipment Lease For Subleased Premises This form is a separate lease for the furniture, equipment and personal property in existing offices subleased by the original tenant to a subtenant. Number of Single Spaced Pages: 11 |
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LA 1445 Executive Suites Lease With A La Carte Furniture And Services Selection For Individual Tenants This form is drafted for a short term executive suites lease. The form provides for an a la carte selection of furniture and services needed by the tenant, with individual charges for each item. Number of Single Spaced Pages: 16 |
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LA 425 Sublease Of Office Space With Furniture Lease For Existing Furniture In Premises These document(s) are designed for a sublease between an existing tenant who subleases the premises to a new subtenant. The sublease commences when the landlord consents to the transfer. As part of the transaction, the subtenant is renting certain furniture listed in an exhibit owned by the tenant during the term of the sublease. Number of Single Spaced Pages: 12 |
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LA 1521 Lease For Downtown Furniture Store In Retail Complex Without Percentage Rent This lease agreement is for the lease of a furniture store in a downtown retail complex. The tenant pays no percentage rent, but is responsible for its prorata share of taxes and expenses for the complex. The tenant takes the space in an as-is physical condition, and has an option to renew at the end of the initial term for fair market rentals. Number of Single Spaced Pages: 36 |
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