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In general, a commercial lease agreement can be terminated early if both parties agree to it and there is a provision in the lease agreement that allows for termination. However, if there is no provision in the lease agreement that allows for early termination, the tenant may be held liable for the duration of the lease term.
In some cases, there may be circumstances beyond the tenant's control, such as business relocation or changes in ownership or management, that would make it difficult or impossible to uphold the lease agreement. In these situations, the tenant may be able to negotiate early termination with the landlord or seek legal remedies.
It is important to carefully review the lease agreement and any applicable local, state, or federal laws governing commercial leases before taking action. If you are considering terminating a commercial lease agreement early, it is highly recommended that you consult with a licensed attorney to discuss your specific situation and options for legally and ethically resolving the matter.
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