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- Equipment Lease
- This equipment lease ("Lease") is made and effective [Date], by and between [Lessor], ("Lessor") and [Lessee] ("Lessee"). Lessor desires to lease to Lessee, and Lessee desires to lease from Lessor, certain tangible personal property. Now, therefore, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto...
- Tools & templates
- Evaluating Venture Lease Transactions: Ten Factors Lessors Review in Credit Committee
- Each year venture capitalists fund more than 2,500 start-up companies in the U.S. Many of these companies try to conserve their equity capital by approaching venture-leasing firms to secure equipment financing. By obtaining lease financing, these savvy firms are able to use their equity capital for high-impact activities like recruiting...
- White papers
- Assignment Of Lease By Lessee With Consent Of Lessor
- A lease is a legal document, but can be an oral arrangement, which confers a right on one person called a tenant or lessee to possess property belonging to another person called a landlord or lessor to the exclusion of the owner landlord. This is a template for an assignment...
- Tools & templates 2007-12-01
- Assignments Of Rents By Lessor With Repurchase Agreement
- This is a template which can be used as an assignment of rents by lessor with repurchase agreement. The template contains various clause or conditions which can be mentioned in the assignment.
- Tools & templates 2007-12-01
- Consent Of Lessor
- If you move someone else in to your rented property without the consent of the landlord the Lessor you will more than likely be in breach of contract and could end up in court. So it is better to have consent from landlord. Here is a template for consent of...
- Tools & templates 2007-12-01
- Assignment Of Lease By Lessee With Consent Of Lessor
- If you are a Lessee, your lease agreement probably contains a clause prohibiting you from letting someone else take over the lease without the landlord's consent. Most do. This is to protect the landlord from suddenly having new lessee... lessee who may or may not make timely rental payments. Here...
- Tools & templates 2007-12-01
- Identifying Capital and Operating Leases
- Payments for leased corporate assets must be accounted for in financial statements, to accurately reflectthe company's financial obligations. There are two accounting methods, one for each type of lease: “operating” or “capital.”The FASB Financial Accounting Standards Board has developed objective criteria to help managers identify the type of lease based...
- Articles 2007-08-13
- Evidence From Tax-Exempt Firms on Motives for Participating in Sale-Leaseback Agreements
- Previous research finds evidence that tax factors motivate the participants in leasing transactions. Tax-arbitrage arguments predict that leasing participants gain when the lessor's tax rate exceeds that of the lessee. This paper presents a research that employs a sample of effectively tax-exempt REIT lessors to explore alternative leasing motives. Changes...
- White papers 2005-02-01
- A Lessor's Damages for a Lessee's Default
- This article discusses Sections 2A-527 and 2A-528 of the Uniform Commercial Code, providing the starting point from which one can begin to review the rights to damages a lessor has when a lessee defaults on a lease agreement for personal property and the damages are not otherwise covered by a...
- White papers 2004-07-21
- Wiley GAAP 2003, Interpretation And Application
- The article says that It is necessary for the lessee to first apply FASB I 46 to evaluate its relationship with the lessor, and in that respect FASB I 46 takes precedence over SFAS 13 and its many amendments. This is because, if FASB I 46 requires the lessee to...
- White papers 2003-07-01
- Variable Interest Entities in the Context of Leasing Transactions
- In January 2003, FASB issued Interpretation No. 46, Consolidation of Variable Interest Entities. FASB I 46 supersedes EITF 90-15 which previously was used to determine whether a lessee, under an operating lease, was required to consolidate a "nonsubstantive" lessor. It is necessary for the lessee to first apply FASB I...
- White papers 2003-07-01
- Lease Financing
- The slide show defines a lease as a tool that allows an individual or a firm to make economic use of an asset for a stated period of time without obtaining ownership interest in it. While talking of lease contract it defines Lessee who obtains use of an asset for...
- Presentations 2003-01-01
- Leasing Event Of Default Versus Default What Language Protects Your Rights?
- This article is basically a case study. ABC Lessee has the right to purchase equipment at the end of its lease term for fair market value, as determined by the third party appraisal process after having provided the necessary notice to its lessor. The lessee provides timely notification to it...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Accounting for Leases
- This presentation aims to discuss accounting treatment for leases. According to FASB statement No.13, a lease is defined as “an agreement conveying the right to use property, plant, or equipment for a stated period of time”. It discusses few provisions such as: 1. A lease involves a lessee and a...
- Presentations 2003-01-01
- Insurance And Proof Of Coverage: Are Your Certificates Of Insurance Worth The Paper They Are Printed On?
- "Most lessors insist on evidence of insurance prior to funding in the form of a certificate of insurance from the lessee's insurance company. Unfortunately, the contents of these certificates vary and many of the certificates commonly accepted by lessors are inadequate to provide the desired protection. The article, focuses upon...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Synthetic Leases: "Bankruptcy Proofing" the Lessee's Option to Purchase
- The use of a multi-property lessor in a synthetic leasing transaction may cause the lessee to seek to take special precautions to minimize the negative implications of a subsequent lessor bankruptcy. However, requiring the multi-project lessor to grant a security interest in the lessee's option right to purchase the property,...
- White papers 2001-03-09
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- Medical Properties Trust Comments on Closure of River Oaks Medical Center
- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (NYSE: MPW) today announced that Hospital Partners of America, Inc. HPA has elected to cease operations at River Oaks Medical Center in Houston, Texas. An affiliate of MPT is the owner and lessor of the real estate that comprises all of the facilities...
- Articles 2008-06-23
- China's Steel Enterprises Stop Importing Iron Ore Against Ocean Freight Rises
- BEIJING, June 19 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Ocean freight rises is one of the most important reasons for the substantial increase of China's import costs of iron ore ( http://www.tootoo.com/ ). In recent days, Tootoo.com obtained the information from Shanghai Shipping Exchange as follows: in the Pacific and Atlantic regions, some speculative...
- Articles 2008-06-19
- New York State Court of Appeals Case Summaries: June 16, 2008
- New York State Court of Appeals Property Valuation -- Lease Terms 936 Second Ave. LP v. Second Corporate Development Co. 1 No. 94 Appealed from the Appellate Division ...
- Articles 2008-06-16
- Babcock & Brown Air Confirms Financing Position
- DUBLIN, Ireland, June 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Babcock & Brown Air Limited ("B&B Air"), a global lessor of commercial jet aircraft, confirmed today that the potential review event announced by Babcock & Brown Limited under its corporate debt facility would have no impact on B&B Air's financing facility...
- Articles 2008-06-13
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