[RPPTL Leasing Committee] Distress for Rent

[Arthur J. Menor]

I have a case where a commercial tenant in default has left valuable equipment in the premises.  In addition to the landlord's lien, there are two creditors with filed UCCs.

Does anyone have significant experience prosecuting a distress for rent action to determine lien priority and resulting in a sale of the tenant's property and disposition of the proceeds?


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Arthur J. Menor
Partner, Board Certified in Real Estate Law
Fellow, American College of Real Estate Lawyers

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