Landlord Tenant Extensions Law and Legal Definition
A lease extension is used to extend the terms of a previous lease between the landlord and tenant. By signing the extension, it is not necessary for the parties to execute a new lease. Generally, all terms of the previous lease are carried over by reference in the extension. Usually, the extension simply extends the term of the prior lease and may contain provisions for a revised rent payment. Components of the lease extension include, but are not limited to:
- Name of the landlord
- Name of the Tenant
- Previous lease information
- Extension of term of lease
- Revised rent payments
Legal Definition list
- Landlord Tenant Ejectment
- Landlord Tenant Disclosures
- Landlord Tenant Default
- Landlord Tenant Constructive Eviction
- Landlord Tenant Consents
- Landlord Tenant Extensions
- Landlord Tenant Fair Housing Act
- Landlord Tenant Farms
- Landlord Tenant Forcible Entry And Detainer
- Landlord Tenant Guaranty
- Landlord Tenant Holdover Tenancy
