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I’m having trouble with a new landlord for my commercial business.
Asked on Jun 08th, 2022 on Contracts - Pennsylvania
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We are having trouble with a landlord that just purchased the building where my commercial business resides. The landlord is trying to renogociate the lease when I haven’t breached the prior agreement with the previous landlord. He keeps harassing us and finding new ways to make it inconvenient for us to continue working how we always had.
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The new owner is certainly bound by the terms of the lease. The first course of action is to speak with the landlord noting he must honor the lease. Some clients find having an attorney involved to be helpful, while others think it might create an adversarial atmosphere aggravating the situation. You could sue for a declaratory judgment regarding the terms of the lease, but that is an extreme measure and the last resort. Rather, the worst case is to simply put up with the unpleasant situation while enjoying the benefits of the space.
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Answered on Jun 08th, 2022 at 1:31 PM