Fourth Judicial District Court · Provo, Utah Case No. 260402421 Harding v. Hancock d/b/a Sub-Zero Ice Cream
The documented record of a commercial eviction

The tenant held the option.
The landlord could only accept.

And They Still Evicted Us

Jerry Hancock has a valid lease. Its first page — Section 2.5, boxed at right — gave him the option to renew for five more years, and he exercised it in writing after the landlord herself invoked it. The full record, supporting documents, and case archive are now fully public.

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Exhibit One · The lease, page 1 of 12 · executed November 18, 2015 · reproduced from the signed document
Section 2.5, Options to Extend, reproduced from page one of the executed lease.
The clause as it appears in the executed lease — “Tenant shall have the option…”

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