This is the third in an occasional series of contributions that study terms in commercial leases. While other contributions have looked at more common concepts in leases, this contribution will look at a non-standard provision, a moving clause. The removal provision should provide that, as soon as the lessor makes use of his right to move, the parties record the move by entering into an amendment to the lease agreement. It should be clarified that the amendment describes the new premises, including the new number of square metres and an exhibition representing the location of the new premises, and provides that the lease of the new premises is considered as if they were the original premises. . . .
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