One way Bal Harbour Shops maintains its exclusivity is by including a lease clause that prevents tenants (excluding anchors) from opening another location within a twenty-mile radius.

All too often, a broker who wears two hats fails to explain the financial ramifications of various lease clauses.

They found somewhere eventually, but only after paying a larger deposit than usual and signing extra lease clauses.

Some companies prefer to be in nameless buildings - and ones with clout will negotiate a lease clause to ensure that no name shows up over the entryway later on.

A - Mary L. Kosmark, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the clause referred to by the letter writer is a fairly typical proprietary lease clause governing storage space.

But Mr. Hogg said that if it was the landlord's practice not to enforce the rule, the actual practice takes precedence over the lease clause.

The sale does not include the transmission towers, but rather has a lease clause in the sale agreement in which Clear Channel will own them and lease them to WFCR.

During the dispute, after Ms. Bove withheld three months' rent, the landlord enforced a lease clause that raised it from $4,600 to $7,000.

A lease clause gave Genovese the exclusive right to sell health and beauty aids at Westbury Plaza, though other tenants could sell them as an incidental part of their business.

Mayor Curt Pringle and other city officials countered that the name change violated the spirit of the lease clause, even if it were in technical compliance.