Lease-Back Lease Sample Clauses
A Lease-Back Lease clause establishes an arrangement where the seller of an asset, typically real estate, immediately leases the asset back from the buyer after the sale. In practice, this means the original owner continues to use the property as a tenant, often under terms agreed upon during the sale transaction. This clause is commonly used in commercial real estate to free up capital for the seller while allowing uninterrupted business operations. Its core function is to provide liquidity to the seller while ensuring continued access to the property, thus balancing financial and operational needs.
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Lease-Back Lease. If the Closing (defined in Section 3.1 below) occurs, then BUYER shall lease the Property to SELLER, and SELLER shall lease the Property from BUYER, immediately after the Closing according to the terms and conditions set forth in Exhibit “C” attached hereto (the “Lease-Back Lease”).
Lease-Back Lease. Subject to Section 3.2, if applicable, two (2) counterparts of the Lease-Back Lease;
Lease-Back Lease. The Lease-Back Lease.
Lease-Back Lease. The "Lease-Back Lease" is that certain lease of the Real Property between Tenant and Buyer, as landlord, in the form attached hereto as Exhibit E.