Commercial Leasehold Insurance Law and Legal Definition
Commercial leasehold insurance is an insurance to cover payment of rent in the event the insured (tenant) cannot pay it. It is required by a commercial leader in a shopping center development as a prerequisite to issuing a leasehold mortgage.
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- Accounts Receivable Insurance
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- Actual Delivery of Insurance Policy
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