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What Happened: A tenant assigned its lease for commercial office space in Texas to its corporate sibling. The landlord and new tenant then amended the terms of the original lease. After evicting the new tenant for nonpayment of rent, the landlord sued the old tenant for the new tenant’s violation of the lease amendments. The old tenant denied responsibility for the breaches since the amendments were made after it assigned the lease and without its signature or consent.
