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Small ticket and middle market Lessors come to rely on form lease documents. In most cases, these friendly and familiar forms are drafted to cover a wide variety of equipment.<\/p>

Problems arise when Lessors step out of their familiar niche and into specialty equipment types without amending their form documents. The problems can usually be addressed by preparing simple addenda for use as supplements where unique equipment types are concerned.<\/p>

Consider the following:<\/p>