Volume 22 - Number 11 | September 2008
| Leases or Licenses — Does a Label Matter? By Lawrence A. Kobrin Attorneys representing property owners are often requested to document arrangements for very short-term and temporary usage of property. "I don’t want a lease; just a license agreement will be fine," is the frequent form of the request. Assuming that the client’s request is not merely an attempt to keep the legal fees down, is such a request one that makes sense from an owner’s point of view? More important, can a careful attorney respond positively? |
| Index Everything contained in this issue, in an easy-to-read format. |
| Cooperatives & Condominiums In-depth analysis of recent rulings. |
| Development A look at recent rulings of importance. |
| Eminent Domain In-depth analysis of a key case. |
| Real Property Law Analysis of recent rulings. |
| Landlord & Tenant Commentary on the latest cases. |
| September Issue in PDF Format … |
