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It’s typical for commercial leases to allow tenants to prorate rent if certain events, such as destruction of the tenant’s space, occur. But when you agreed to rent proration, you probably didn’t intend to let a bankrupt tenant that decides to reject its lease prorate its last month of rent. Rather, you probably expected that the bankrupt tenant would pay its rent for the month in full if that rent became due before it rejected the lease.
