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Non cancellation clause; leasee closed

Our Catholic school has closed. In 2006, the school principal signed a 5 year copier lease that has a ''non cancellation clause.'' Prior to closing, the school notified the copier company of the closure and requested that the copier be returned. There was no response from the vendor. The vendor is now claiming that the parish is responsible for the rest of the lease. The copier has not been used since the school closed. The parish owns the school property. Can this clause be useed against the parish.


Asked on 1/11/09, 7:14 pm

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Joel Selik www.SelikLaw.com

Re: Non cancellation clause; leasee closed

For whom did the principal work? Whose name is indicated on the lease as who is leasing?

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Answered on 1/11/09, 9:06 pm


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