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Q: A tenant at my shopping center is unable to get the proper insurance that’s required for it to do business. It already signed a lease with me, but now it’s trying to get out of it, relying on “frustration of purpose” as a justification. What is “frustration of purpose” and can it terminate a tenant’s lease?
