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JC Penney Goes to Court to Try to Stop Sephora from Pulling Out of the Troubled Chain’s Stores

By Ted Zangari on May 4, 2020
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As malls and shopping centers re-open, a second default scenario looms behind the tenant’s failure to pay rent: its failure to “continuously operate” as required in many store leases. Just as JC Penney is fighting to keep Sephora’s store-in-store concept operating (see linked article), landlords can be expected to likewise enforce their rights to prevent the domino effect of impermissible store closings by some tenants triggering the go-dark rights of still more tenants. Courts around the country are divided on the enforcement of continuous operations provisions in leases; this will get interesting.

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Ted Zangari is a Member of Sills Cummis & Gross and is a Chair of the Firm’s Real Estate Department.  Mr. Zangari also chairs the Firm’s Government Relations and Public Policy Practice and its Redevelopment Law Practice.

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