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Kendall v. Ernest Pestana

163 Cal. App. 3d 11, 209 Cal. Rptr. 135 (1984)

tl;dr: A landlord must be reasonable in denying a sublease, even if the contract does not require it, because denial of a sublease is a restriction on alienation.

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Kendall v. Ernest Pestana

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Facts:The parties entered into a lease agreement that prevented the...

Holding:The court held that the landlord was required to be...

Kendall v. Ernest Pestana

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