Common Contracts
3 similar null contracts
OPPENHEIMER & CO. v. OPPENHEIMJanuary 28th, 2022
OPPENHEIMER & CO. v. OPPENHEIMJuly 13th, 2018
The parties entered into a letter agreement setting forth certain conditions precedent to the formation and existence of a sublease between them. The agreement provided that there would be no sublease between the parties "unless and until" plaintiff delivered to defendant the prime landlord's written consent to certain "tenant work" on or before a specified deadline. If this condition did not occur, the sublease was to be deemed "null and void." Plaintiff provided only oral notice on the specified date. The issue presented is whether the doctrine of substantial performance applies to the facts of this case. We conclude it does not for the reasons that follow.
OPPENHEIMER & CO. v. OPPENHEIMJuly 13th, 2018
