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SECTION 120

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When an assignment isnotified to the lessor, he shall have a period of one month from the notification to oppose it, where necessary, and seize the competent court, ruling expeditiously, by giving reasonable and legitimate reasons to raise an opposition. Breach of the obligations of the lease by the lessee, and in particular, non-payment of rent, constitutes a reasonable and legitimate reason to oppose theassignment. Throughout the procedure, the assignor shall remain in the premises and remain liable for the obligations under the lease. When the assignment requires the agreement of the lessor, the latter shall have a period of one month from the notification to communicate to the lesseehis acceptance or refusal. Passed this deadline, the silence of the lessorshall entail acceptance of the assignment of lease.
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ARTICLE 120

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Section 120 of the Acte uniforme révisé portant sur le droit commercial général /akn/ohada/act/loi/2010-12-15/audcg-2010
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