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abarnes

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Explain a process a commercial tenant who is making alterations and improvement to leased property should follow if he/she wants to be able to remove the improvements when the lease ends.

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Answer to Question 1

The tenant should submit to the landlord a written description of the types of improvements and alterations. The tenant should obtain the landlord's approval for the changes and modifications and should then specify that the items are trade fixtures and will be removed at the end of the lease.

Answer to Question 2

FALSE



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