Attornment

The attornment clause in the lease agreement prevented the tenant from assigning the lease without the landlord's consent.

The attornment of the new tenant was necessary to transfer the lease of the commercial property.

The attornment process was completed smoothly without any issues.

The attornment of the tenant was necessary for the landlord to sell the property.

The attornment agreement between the new owner and the tenant had to be signed before the lease could be transferred.

The tenant's attornment was necessary when the bank foreclosed on the rental property.

The landlord requested an attornment from the tenant after selling the property to a new owner.

The attornment agreement was signed by the tenant to acknowledge the transfer of ownership.

The lease agreement required the tenant to provide an attornment to any new landlord.

The tenant refused to provide an attornment until the landlord made repairs to the property.

The attornment of the property was necessary for the new tenant to receive certain benefits.

The tenant's attornment was a prerequisite for the transfer of the lease to the new landlord.

The attornment clause in the lease agreement required the tenant to recognize the new owner of the building.

The attornment of the lease was complicated by the fact that the property was subject to a mortgage.

The attornment agreement was signed by the tenant after the change in ownership was announced.

The tenant's attornment was necessary to establish the priority of the landlord's interest in the property.

The attornment was required before the landlord could sell the property.

The lease agreement required the tenant's attornment to the new landlord.

The tenant's attornment was a crucial step in finalizing the sale of the property.

The attornment process involved the tenant signing a new lease with the new landlord.

The tenant's attornment to the new owner was a condition for the sale to be completed.

The landlord refused to accept the tenant's rent payment until the attornment clause was signed.

The tenant's attornment was not required as the property was gifted to the new owner.

The lease agreement included a provision for attornment in the event of a sale of the property.

The attornment of the property was completed during the pandemic, with the parties signing the necessary documents remotely.

The commercial tenant's attornment was necessary to transfer the lease to the new owner.

The tenant's attornment was completed after receiving a notice from the new landlord.

The lease agreement included an attornment clause to address any change in ownership.

The attornment fee was paid by the tenant as a condition for accepting the new landlord's lease.

After the sale of the property, the tenants signed an attornment agreement with the new landlord.

The landlord insisted on an attornment agreement from the tenant before renewing the lease.

The tenant's attornment was disputed due to the landlord's failure to disclose pending lawsuits against the property.

The attornment process was initiated after the tenant received a notice of foreclosure.

The attornment clause in the lease agreement stipulates that the tenant must accept the new landlord's terms.

The tenant's attornment was completed after the new landlord promised to make necessary repairs.

The tenant's refusal to provide attornment delayed the landlord's plan to sell the property.

The attornment clause in the lease provided protection for the new landlord.

The tenant's attornment was necessary for the new landlord to assume the rights and obligations of the original lease.

The court ordered the tenant to execute an attornment in favor of the new landlord.

The tenant's attornment was required as part of the process of refinancing the property.

The attornment clause was included in the lease to protect the landlord's interests in case of a sale.

The attornment agreement included provisions for rent increases and maintenance responsibilities.

The landlord asked the tenant for an attornment to acknowledge the transfer of the lease.

The attornment document was signed by the tenant and notarized by a public official.

The attornment form provided by the new landlord contained several clauses that were not in the previous lease agreement.

The tenant's failure to provide an attornment allowed the landlord to terminate the lease agreement.

The landlord insisted on attornment before allowing the sublease of the property.

The tenant's attornment was a formality before the mortgage lender released the funds to the new owner.

The attornment letter was sent to the tenant to acknowledge the change in ownership of the property.

The attornment of the tenant was necessary to avoid any legal disputes between the old and new owners.