An estoppel is a document that requires one party to a lease to provide the other party with a signed document that certifies specific facts to the requesting party. Once provided, the party that certified the information is “estopped” from later saying something different or challenging the facts stated in the estoppel document. Estoppel clauses are not some of the flashiest clauses in any lease, but they are important ones that should not be ignored. Read the article…………………………….
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December 12, 2013
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