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Commercial real estate law has been applied largely the same way for hundreds of years, since feudal times. But a recent opinion by the Court of Appeals of New York, regarding a dispute between a Manhattan movie theater tenant and the owner of the building where it rented space for its multiplex cinema, has dramatically changed the amount of leeway owners will have when making unauthorized changes to tenant-occupied space.
