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What Happened: Two years into its five-year term, a tenant leasing space for use as an airport hangar exercised its right to terminate early, without penalty, upon 180 days’ notice. The plan was for the tenant to remain in the space until the sides reached agreement on a new lease for a larger hangar. But after months of unsuccessful negotiation, the landlord decided enough was enough.