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Atelier Constantin Popescu, LLC v. JC Corp., 134 Conn. App. 731 (2012)

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Atelier Constantin Popescu, LLC v. JC Corp., 134 Conn. App. 731 (2012)
Parent Document
Atelier Constantin Popescu, LLC v. JC Corp., 134 Conn. App. 731 (2012)
Jurisdiction
Connecticut (state)
Effective Date
2012-04-17

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The court found, and the parties do not dispute, that clause 29 is the dispositive lease provision that details *739when JC Corporation may be held hable for consequential damages under the lease. Clause 29 provides in relevant part: “Notwithstanding anything in the Lease herein to the contrary, [JC Corporation] shall in no event be charged with or hable for any consequential damages suffered by [the plaintiff] as a result of [JC Corporation’s] failure to perform any of its obhgations under this Lease, provided however, that if, due to [JC Corporation’s] gross neghgence or willful misconduct, [the plaintiff] is prevented from taking initial possession of the premises under this Lease, then this limitation shah not preclude [the plaintiff] from seeking recovery of any sums paid by [the plaintiff], with [JC Corporation’s] knowledge, to acquire the right to enter into this lease; following [the plaintiffs] taking possession of the premises, such sums shah not be recoverable against [JC Corporation].”