What do I do about loosing business due to the landlord obstructing the entrance?
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What do I do about loosing business due to the landlord obstructing the entrance?
3 months ago I opened a business, leasing a space for barbershop. After moving in the landlord has been harassing me and he refuses to compromise on obstructing the space and view of my business. He sells cars but parks them all in the front lot in front of my business. I spoke to him about it but he refuses to compromise. No customer parking and I have lost barbers from no parking. He didn’t disclose the fact he would be parking his business in front of mine beforehand. The contract is contradicting on parking.
Asked on November 1, 2011 under Real Estate Law, Texas
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Given the problems that you have with your landord, you need to carefully read the writtne lease that you have with him in that its terms control the obligations owed to you by the landlord and vice versa in the absence of conflicting state law. If the agreement is conflicting, then if the landlord drafted it, any ambiguities would be construed against him.
From what you have written concerning the problems that you are having with your landlord, you should consult with a landlord tenant attorney experienced in commercial leases. Good luck.
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