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February 1, 2013

Commercial Tenant & Landlord Issues

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Published in Kentucky Real Estate Law and Practice, 4th Edition

by Rick Nunnelley & Gary Barr

This chapter examines basic concepts of commercial leasing under Ken­tucky law. Because the lease agreement in the commercial setting often exceeds the number of pages devoted to the subject in this chapter, the treatment of com­mercial leases in this chapter can by no means be considered exhaustive. In an effort to provide further assistance to the practitioner in the drafting and/or review of commercial leases, a checklist suggestive of miscellaneous matters to be con­sidered is attached as Appendix A to this chapter. For more in depth research, a list of selected authorities is attached as Appendix B.

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