*PRE-ORDER, APPROX 4-6 BUSINESS DAYS* Bennett on Commercial Leases in Ontario 2nd Edition by Frank Bennett 9780433529507 [ZZ]

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This new edition is a timely and concise resource covering the laws, principles and practices governing commercial tenancies in Ontario. Previously published as Commercial Tenancies in Ontario.

Bennett on Commercial Leases in Ontario, 2nd Edition is a focused version on commercial leases, part of the highly respected Ontario Real Estate Law Guide looseleaf. It offers landlords and tenants – and their advisors – the guidance they need. Previously published as Commercial Tenancies in Ontario, this new edition is a timely and concise resource covering the laws, principles and practices governing commercial tenancies in Ontario.

This valuable text outlines the rights and obligations of parties to commercial leases, including individuals, businesses, organizations and government entities who lease commercial spaces. For real estate professionals, this text also serves as a helpful roadmap to a range of pertinent issues affecting commercial leases, such as termination, relief from forfeiture applications, bankruptcy, taxation, and insurance.

Features of This Book
Readers of Bennett on Commercial Leases in Ontario, 2nd Edition will benefit from:

• The full reproduction of the Commercial Tenancies Act
• Twelve precedents, including a checklist for compiling information for commercial lease
• Tips for drafting from both the landlord and tenant points of view
• The topical index and table of cases
• The affordable content in this publication as an alternative to an on-going looseleaf subscription

Who Should Read This Book

• Commercial lawyers, real estate lawyers and paralegals who advise and/or represent clients before the tribunal
• Corporate entities, organizations and government bodies who hold commercial leases as it includes case law and legislation
• Real estate agents, landlords and property management agencies who need to understand the laws governing their rental relationships
• Banks, trust companies and licensed insolvency trustees who are seeking case authorities