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DRAFT FOR ATTORNEY REVIEW — NOT FINAL

Robert L. Lennon v. United States Theatre Corporation, 920 F.2d 996 (1990)

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Robert L. Lennon v. United States Theatre Corporation, 920 F.2d 996 (1990)
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Robert L. Lennon v. United States Theatre Corporation, 920 F.2d 996 (1990)
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1990-12-07

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Indeed, the Restatement clearly assumes that the end of a lease need not spell the end of damage remedies that it provides, saying that a lease may obligate the tenant to make payments “equal to the rent ... or in some other amount, when the lease is terminated prematurely.” 1 Restatement § 12.1 comment g. In reality, the question of whether a contract “exists” after obligations to perform its covenants end, but a right to damages for breach survives, is highly metaphysical. But it is clear that a contract’s provisions can define and provide remedies even after all obligations to perform under the contract have been dis *1000