There’s new legal trouble for Frisch’s restaurants as more locations are facing court-ordered evictions in the next two weeks.
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On Tuesday, lawyers for NNN Reit, LP, the landlord for more than 60 Frisch’s locations in the Dayton and Cincinnati areas, asked a magistrate for eviction orders for restaurants in Kettering, Miami Twp., Huber Heights, and Englewood.
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The court granted the request.
As reported on News Center 7 at 5:00 , the request from NNN Reit in Montgomery County is part of a larger court case brought by the company.
NNN Reit bought dozens of Frisch’s buildings in the Cincinnati and Dayton areas in 2015. Frisch’s has been leasing the buildings to run the restaurants there. In court documents,
NNN Reit says Frisch’s has fallen behind on rent at the 65 locations it leases from the company and owes them more than $4.5 million in back rent.