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Attornment Provision in a Sublease

Memphis Tennessee Attornment Provision in a Sublease

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Landlord Tenant - Commercial Leases

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City:

Memphis

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US-OL2004

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This office lease is extremely harsh on the subtenant and grants no non-disturbance rights or any other protections.

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Interesting Questions

Is an attornment provision common in subleases in Memphis?

Yes, it's pretty standard around here. Most subleases in Memphis will include this provision to keep things clear and friendly between landlords and tenants.

How does this provision affect my rights as a tenant?

It helps to secure your rights. With an attornment provision in place, you know that your agreement with the original landlord is still valid, even if the ownership changes hands.

Can the new landlord change the terms of my sublease?

Typically, a new landlord can’t just change the terms overnight. Your existing terms should remain in effect, but it’s always good to check the specifics in your agreement.

What happens if there's no attornment provision?

If there's no attornment provision, things can get sticky. If the property is sold, tenants might find themselves in a tough spot, as they may not recognize the new landlord.

Do I need to sign something for this attornment provision?

Yes, usually you will sign the sublease agreement, which includes the attornment provision. It’s like giving a thumbs up to the new landlord.

Why is the attornment provision important in Memphis?

In Memphis, it's important because it protects everyone involved. It ensures that tenants continue to have their rights and responsibilities even if there's a change in who owns the property.

What exactly is an attornment provision in a sublease?

An attornment provision is like an agreement between the tenant and the new landlord. It states that if the original landlord sells the property or transfers their rights, the tenant will acknowledge and accept the new landlord as the new boss.