alleryStart learning →The lease term is reassessed after a significant event that is:
Aa change in the market rental index
Bwithin the lessee's control
Ca shift in a benchmark interest rate
Da fall in the lessor's credit rating
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. within the lessee's control
A reassessment is triggered only by a significant event or change in circumstances within the lessee's control that bears on the option.
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