The recognition clause in a lease allows landlords to adjust rent according to the consumer price index or some other economic scale.

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The recognition clause in a lease typically refers to the agreement between a landlord and a tenant that the landlord will recognize a tenant's union or other bargaining agent, not to adjustments in rent based on economic scales. Adjustments in rent based on the consumer price index or other economic scales are usually covered under a rent escalation clause.

The Recognition Clause in a Lease Allows Landlords to Adjust