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Q: A jury ruled in favor of a tenant that sued me for breaching its lease for space at my shopping center. The tenant argued that I had breached the lease by accepting late rent payments a few times but telling the tenant that it was in default for late rent payments it made a few months later, and demanding that the tenant pay back rent and fees in a lump sum. According to the tenant, this “constructively evicted” it and “disturbed its right to quiet enjoyment” of its space.