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Begin by entering the date of the lease agreement and the address of the commercial space in the designated fields. This sets the context for your counterclaim.
In section 2, describe how you intended to use the commercial space. Be specific about your business operations to clarify your intentions.
Fill in the square footage of the leased area in section 4, ensuring accuracy as this is crucial for calculating rent and charges.
Complete sections detailing rent amounts and terms, including any common area maintenance (CAM) charges. Use our platform’s calculation tools to ensure precision.
Address any discrepancies regarding overbilling in sections 10 through 13. Clearly state your claims for adjustments based on actual square footage.
Review each count of your counterclaim thoroughly, ensuring all allegations are clearly articulated and supported by evidence from your lease agreement.
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