This is a question for the Landlord's attorney. I would not suggest that you rely on internet legal advice to transmit to your client. Hope this...

I agree with my colleague. Retain a good local real estate litigator or municipal law attorney (one who practices in that city/county). Hope this...

One would have to review the contract, addendum etc, to be able to answer. This is why one must always retain a good local real rate attorney...

I agree with my colleague 100%. Have nothing to add to his most excellent answer. Hope this helps. gsg

There's really only one way: Retain a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; retain a good local real estate litigator to review the record title. Hope this helps. gsg

Retain a good local tent's lawyer to deal/negotiate with the Landlord. This is NOT likely grounds for that sort of notice. But do not try to deal...

You should consult a good local real estate attorney before doing anything. Hope this helps. gsg

I wouldn't rely on affidavits or a title insurance. This is why one retains a good local real estate lawyer when purchasing real estate. Hope this...

No way to tell here on line. One would have to review the record title to be sure. Consult a good local real test attorney. Hope this helps. gsg