Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl...
by walrus01 on Friday July 22, 2016 @05:19PM
(#12146860)
If you're on a month to month lease and do anything to piss off your landlord (commercial real estate, not residential) they have no obligation to continue accepting your money. I don't see why they're surprised.
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Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl...
by birdmanjeremy on Friday July 22, 2016 @05:36PM
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They got evicted "effective immediately", not at the end of their 1 month term. This is not a refusal to renew, which I expect requires some amount of notice greater than 30 minutes.
Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl...
by rhizome on Friday July 22, 2016 @05:46PM
(#12146994)
It's not a generic landlord-tenant relationship, and the "eviction," such as it is, is not based on tenant law.
Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl...
by dragonwriter on Friday July 22, 2016 @06:44PM
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> It's not a generic landlord-tenant relationship, and the "eviction," such as it is, is not based on tenant law.
Generally, protections in law regarding tenancy in real property apply irrespective of the basis of the eviction (with specific exceptions written into the tenancy law.) While housing is more protected, generally, most jurisdictions have significant protections for commercial tenancy as well (because lacking such protections creates a poor environment for business.)
Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl...
by walrus01 on Friday July 22, 2016 @05:50PM
(#12147019)
What does a template wework lease look like?