a landlord “may be liable for trademark violations by [a tenant] if it knew or had reason to know of” the violation. Closing one’s eyes, however, is not a very good shield. That’s because
As I understand it, a landlord may pass along to his tenants the entire costs of certain building improvements, provided the work was completed before Oct. 1, 1989. I would like to know which items are considered “improvements” for which a landlord may raise the rents. Between July and ...
Year 2000, How Can I Sue Thee? Oh, Let Me Count the Ways! Cem Kaner Copyright © Law Office of Cem Kaner September, 1998 Disclaimer u I'm new to Y2K law and am not an expert in it. The preparation behind this talk reflects a first serious effort to sort out the Y2K issues, ...
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