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Even if the courts determine it's a license, and not a lease (I don't think WeWork has been tested yet), RPAPL § 853 applies, and now RPAPL § 713 (7) would as
by phonon 10y ago
Even if the courts determine it's a license, and not a lease (I don't think WeWork has been tested yet), RPAPL § 853 applies, and now RPAPL § 713 (7) would as well. (10 days notice)
https://commercialobserver.com/2013/11/the-dirt-dictionary-l-is-for-lease-or-maybe-its-a-license/ https://commercialobserver.com/2013/11/the-dirt-dictionary-l...
Note WeWork usually gives you a designated, numbered, suite, which might confirm that it's a lease. In the above--
"One last “don’t” for a licensor looking to remain one in the eyes of the law: don’t designate a particular space for licensee’s exclusive use. "