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im barry marks with marks and associates and id like to share with you some of what ive learned over the years representing banks equipment lenders and equipment leasing companies we find that the majority of problems that come up in equipment leasing happen either at the beginning or at the end of the equipment lease those first steps tend to be the ones that trip up a lot of lessors particularly if theyre not sure about what is in their form take a good look at your lease form and discuss it with your counsel under what circumstances can the lessee return the equipment can the lsc simply keep the equipment and inspect it over an unlimited period of time what happens if there is neither an acceptance nor rejection at the end of one week a month some lease forms provide that if the lessee does not promptly reject the equipment is deemed accepted now if youre a vendor captive that may be a pretty good provision but if youre a third party lessor or a funder that can mean that the m
