§ 10406 Lessee Rights After Delay
This law lets a tenant end or change a lease if a supplier’s delay or shortage seriously hurts the lease, and it says the lease ends if the tenant doesn’t respond within 30 days.
A farmer leases storage space for grain. The supplier tells the farmer that a flood will delay grain shipments, making the storage less useful.
The farmer can send a written notice to the landlord saying the delay hurts the lease. The farmer may either cancel the lease or agree to take whatever grain is available, adjusting the rent for the missing amount. If the farmer does nothing for more than 30 days, the lease for those deliveries ends automatically.
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§ 10406 Lessee Rights After Delay
Last verified: January 10, 2026