Real Property – Right of First Refusal – First Impression – Lack of Description – Restraint on Alienation (access required)

When plaintiff leased parking spaces in a lot across the street from his business, the lease’s property description exhibit included, not only the parking spaces, but also the lessor’s entire property: buildings, a parking lot, and other land. The lease also said, “Lessor grants the Lessee the right of first refusal should it wish to ...

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Real Property – Right of First Refusal – First Impression – Lack of Description – Restraint on Alienation

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