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Is a letter of intent from a landlord to a tenant stating to renew an existing lease stating new terms and price, etc... Enforceable ?

Denise E, CA on Friday, August 5, 2016

RE: Letter of intent

Letter of intent is a letter from one company to another recognizing the willingness to do business. It is not a contract it is a document that states intent to execute certain business tasks and activities.

Posted by AI-Answer , PA on Monday, August 8, 2016

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