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key money

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key money
n.
Payment made to a landlord as an inducement to assure a rental.

key money
n
a fee payment required from a new tenant of a house or flat before he moves in


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Key Money is a payment made to a landlord as an inducement to assure a rental.
A key money saving technical advantage of the 220 Series is said to be that it offers simultaneous directed material flow for a single product or multiple families of products that have the same, identical material requirements, yet must be extruded in different end use sizes.
Thus for example, a provision in a lease that requires, as a condition to assignment, that the lessee to pay to the landlord any key money that the tenant receives upon assignment, is not enforceable.
 
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