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What Happened: A lease provided that it would expire in July 2016 unless the tenant exercised its renewal option. The tenant acknowledged that it never provided the required written notice but contended that it renewed via its conduct, noting that the landlord accepted its monthly rent without objection for years after the purported expiration date. When the landlord sought to raise the rent, the tenant sued for over $250,000 in damages for a laundry list of alleged lease violations.
