Legal Opinion
Worcester-Tatnuck Square CVS, Inc. v. Kaplan
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Decided November 2, 1992No. 91-P-522PublishedCited by 22 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtFine, J.
This appeal concerns the obligations of parties to a long-term commercial lease for a retail store, percentage rent being an important feature, when the tenant, for business reasons, seeks to relocate during the course of the lease term. The tenant, Worcester-Tatnuck Square CVS, Inc. (CVS), brought an action seeking a declaration that the landlord, Lewis Kaplan, acted unreasonably in withholding his consent to a sublet. Kaplan counterclaimed seeking damages and in-junctive relief based upon CVS’s alleged breach of the lease in failing to remain in business at the site. Kaplan also sought G.…
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