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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

l sign commercial lease in TX there is one clause which we did not talk about what legally I can do

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reginamuthoni01: 1 year ago

When you sign a lease agreement, it means you agree to all the clauses in the document. In case of changes, refer to the clause that allows changes and alterations. Confirm that all the oral agreements are on the document too. Check out http://www.ehow.com/how_5911563_sign-lease-agreement.html for more information.

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CinnamonC63: 1 year ago via iPhone

Probably nothing, unless the other party is willing to revise the document. You should always re-read any legal document before signing.

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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

how about I am the only one who have original he has photocopies

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CinnamonC63: 1 year ago via iPhone

It shouldn't really matter that his is a photo copy, unless his copy looks as though it has been altered.

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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

if I cross that clause then????

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CinnamonC63: 1 year ago via iPhone

If you crossed it out before signing and his copy shows it crossed out as well you will be fine.

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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

this is problem I had signed already last Fri anything I can do????????

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CinnamonC63: 1 year ago via iPhone

You should probably seek legal advice to see if they can determine if there is a way to legally resolve the issue.

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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

thanks

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rghurst: 1 year ago via iPhone

You are supposed to read a document before you sign it. If you didn't, it doesn't make the agreement invalid.

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shuker: 1 year ago via Android

I know but now anything I can do to change that clause?

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rghurst: 1 year ago via iPhone

The lease probably has a revision clause that allows both parties to change it, usually in writing and signed by both. If there is no such clause you can still draft a new lease that supersedes the old one, but again both of you would have to agree.

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