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. In the Amended Judgment, the trial court increased the double rent recovery from $33,-000.00 (for an 11 month period) to $39,000.00 reflecting the additional two months (a total of 13 months) Appellants remained in wrongful possession...
...In his petition, Bernstein prayed for the base rent on the leased space, additional rent as a result of tax increases, CAM charges, late payment charges, expenses associated with reletting the space, collection costs (including attorneys’ fees and court costs...
...entitled to pay abated rent of $1100 per month “hereafter” is inconsistent with the clear and unambiguous renewal provisions of the Lease, in that they provide that Lessee is to pay specified increases in rent if the Lease is renewed...
...entitled to pay abated rent of $1100 per month "hereafter" is inconsistent with the clear and unambiguous renewal provisions of the Lease, in that they provide that Lessee is to pay specified increases in rent if the Lease is renewed...
...On September 1, 1995, the David-sons increased Mr. Kenney’s rent to $450.00 per month and increased the fees for late payment to $5.00 per day. By the end of August 1996, the Davidsons became dissatisfied with...
...it appears the court construed the authorities under discussion as applying only to cases where the holding over by the tenant is after the expiration of his term and without a dissent from the proposition pertaining to an increased rent.
...court on its action for rent and possession brought under Chapter 535 RSMo. 1978. The defendant complied with the appeal bond which was set by the associate circuit court. Later, the associate circuit court increased the bond, and defendant perfected...
...The landlord replied, stating that the lease would extend for a five-year period, and then set forth the new, increased rent amount, noting that the lease provided for a change of rent during the new lease period. Id. The...
...created through defendant’s continuing in possession, and this, too, notwithstanding his dissent from plaintiff’s proposition to increase the rent manifested by him on November first when he declined to pay it and tendered $150' instead. Obviously this judgment...
...and rightly refused to pay rent. One clause of the lease provided that if the insurance companies carrying policies on the building, should charge increased premiums because the character of the business defendant conducted increased the risk of fire, the...
...Chemical paid rent, increased pursuant to the renewal provision of the 1968 lease, to the original owners.
...Sears rented temporary warehousing at $400 per month, increased to $500 per month January 1, 1969, all of which it deducted from rentals due Rhoden. Sears also deducted moving expenses of $1,666.78.
...The parties eventually reached an oral agreement that $1,500 rent per month would be paid until August 1999, when negotiations for a new lease would ensue. The parties could not reach an agreement and Purchaser increased the monthly rent...
...While paragraph 32 allows Vanguard to seek double rent for the holdover period, the addendum allowed only a 25% increase in rent during such period.
...The lease makes no exception for rents received in excess of the amount TriCor was to pay under the lease. It says simply “the rents received.” Given that property values tend to increase with time, it was clearly foreseeable that...
...The letter advised Wiley she must sign a new rental agreement with him at the rate of $1,800 per month and if she did not sign the new lease, the rent would increase to the default rate of $2...
The raise in rent and payment thereof was in effect requiring the defendant to pay the insurance and it was paying it in order to relieve itself of any liability in case the building was destroyed by fire. While payments...
...which increased annually; real estate taxes; insurance charges; all utility costs; and attorney’s fees under certain circumstances. Additionally, upon a default by the lessee, or Defendant’s failure “to make any payment of rent or additional rent or any...
...Here, the Lease is clear in stating that, in the event of a renewal, the fixed rent is to be increased. One-half of that amount, in the event Lessee is entitled to an abatement, would be more than the...
...Here, the Lease is clear in stating that, in the event of a renewal, the fixed rent is to be increased. One-half of that amount, in the event Lessee is entitled to an abatement, would be more than the...