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hoffmann6383

03/03/22 12:09 PM

#448239 RE: exwannabe #448236

NWBO has no rights to even enter the cleanrooms.



You are making a lot of assumptions that only someone that has read the contract between NWBO and Advent would know. Can you please share with us the basis of the statement that NWBO has no rights to enter the clean room? Remember, Advent is a contract manufacturer. There is a contract between NWBO and Advent that outlines the terms of their agreement. Without seeing said contract, I'm unsure how you would know this information. I'd ask that you please share the basis of your statement. Thanks again for anything you are able to share.

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Smokey21

03/03/22 12:11 PM

#448242 RE: exwannabe #448236

BS!! NWBO owns those rights to those leasehold improvements and has the rights to enter them and dictate what goes on in them.
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CaptainObvious

03/03/22 12:37 PM

#448253 RE: exwannabe #448236

Technically, according to English real estate law, any *attachment* to the real estate does become property of the owner. This does not include any freestanding equipment. After the lease expiration. However, if the tenant returns the property in the same condition as it was when it was leased, they would be hard pressed to make any kind of case against NWBO.

Also, the terms of the lease is so long, that the actual value of the improvements will have been depreciated to almost nothing by the time the lease expires.

For all practical purposes, NWBO continues to own their improvements.

You need to give up this line of thinking, as it is silly
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FeMike

03/03/22 12:41 PM

#448256 RE: exwannabe #448236

NWBO has no rights to even enter the cleanrooms.



You have no idea whether this is true. If you haven't seen the agreements you cannot assert this as fact. You are not privy to what the contracts look like.

Just stop.