Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in New Jersey

Re: ''sweetheart lease''

this term means a lease which is more favorable to one party than normally would be available in the ordinary course of business. Usually it is more favorable to the tenant. The more favorable part of the lease could be unusually low rent for the space leased, or it could be something else. It is a very general term, and does not have any specific legal meaning.

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