My restaurant contract expired on January 6, 2011 and I want to renew my lease now, but the landlord

You are renewing the lease, so the initiative is in the hands of the landlord, now the price is rising too fast, the landlord wants to increase the rent, it is also reasonable, the landlord also grasped your nostalgia for the business here psychology, it is recommended that you negotiate between 15% and 50%.

In black and white, since you feel that you can't accept it, don't sign it, since you sign it, then there is no way, unless you can negotiate privately, or you continue to pay the rent, or you break the contract and pay liquidated damages and leave

You can sue him if you don't agree, and he can't increase your rent (before the rent is due) if you don't agree

Other people's houses can only be repossessed when they expire! (If people want to take it back for themselves, you don't allow it?) Still want to take it by force? ）

If you want to renew the lease, you need to re-agree with both parties, and you can't blindly assume that it should be implemented according to your unilateral wishes.

The contract stipulates 15% also means that the two parties can reach an agreement, and the landlord has not waived the right to repossess the house!

When your contract for the use of the property expires and your legal rights and interests are over, how do you think you should protect your property rights and interests that are not yours?

In addition, if there is a loss such as renovation, negotiate in time to prepare for the worst check-out liquidation.