My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: NY
For "Landlord unable to perform" section of lease, prospective tenants want landlord to remove "lack of supply" and add "however, that if such event (excluding Tenant's acts) giving rise to Landlord's inability to perform prevents Landlord's ability to perform for at least ten (10) days, then Tenant may terminate this lease without additional liability to Landlord." Currently it says that "the Lease shall not be ended." This sounds like a huge change. I am inclined not to agree to those terms, but wanted to know if you had any suggestions.
For "Landlord unable to perform" section of lease, prospective tenants want landlord to remove "lack of supply" and add "however, that if such event (excluding Tenant's acts) giving rise to Landlord's inability to perform prevents Landlord's ability to perform for at least ten (10) days, then Tenant may terminate this lease without additional liability to Landlord." Currently it says that "the Lease shall not be ended." This sounds like a huge change. I am inclined not to agree to those terms, but wanted to know if you had any suggestions.
Rental Agreements: Tenant is Proposing Amendments to the Lease
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