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If you signed a lease with an operating cotenancy clause, you may feel that you’re under pressure to keep the status quo at your center or pay the price by allowing the tenant with a cotenancy right to pay reduced rent or take advantage of other concessions if one or more other tenants close or go dark during the lease term and aren’t replaced within a designated period of time. But you don’t have to give a tenant unfettered remedies if that scenario arises.