LANDLORD AND TENANT-COVENANT NOT TO ASSIGN WITHOUT LESSOR'S CONSENT

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Abstract

The growing practice of leasing important business property, especially for long terms, rather than of conveying the entire fee simple, has made increasingly important the devices inserted in such leases for the protection of the respective parties. One of the oldest and most common of these, for the protection of the lessor, is the covenant by the lessee that he will not assign the term without the consent of the lessor.

Recommended Citation

LANDLORD AND TENANT-COVENANT NOT TO ASSIGN WITHOUT LESSOR'S CONSENT, 27 Mich. L. Rev. 690 (1929).
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