The American Law of Landlord and Tenant

Landlord and Tenant-Patent Defects In A Common Area

Deal or No Deal: An Empirical Analysis of the Settlement Dynamics of Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Sustainable land use: landlord–tenant contracting in the United States of America

This paper provides new perspectives on USA landlord–tenant contracting, where technical change is creating scale economies in farming and farm enlargements, and results that are important to the sustainability of land use and environmental quality. We develop a conceptual model of landlord–tenant contracting that emphasizes minimizing transactions costs and setting incentives for effort when t...

II.—On the Effects of the Law of Distress and the Feudal Rule as regards Improvements in the relations between Landlord and Tenant. By John Sproule, Esq

If tenant farmers would try the process once, they would be sure to repeat i t ; and I shall be fully rewarded if the reading of this paper will have the effect of inducing a few of those who hear me to turn their attention to the subject, and to induce those who have the means and the opportunity, to try a practice which has been so lucrative elsewhere, and which we have so long and so foolish...

Percentage Rent in Retail Leasing: the Alignment of Landlord-tenant Interests

Only retail tenants pay their landlord a percentage of revenue in addition to the traditional fixed rent. The latter has often been shown to vary widely across stores-inverse to the sales externalities generated by the store. This paper demonstrates that revenue percentages vary widely as well, and positively with fixed rent (sales externalities). It is then argued that existing theoretical exp...