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What Happened: A restaurant tenant sold its business to another operator and her brother, the Marcials, who signed a 10-year lease with the landlord to continue operating the restaurant and bar from its current location at the mall. Problems with the transaction arose, and the original tenant ended up suing the landlord and Marcials for damages. But to get the jury trial it wanted, the tenant had to contend with the following language contained in its original lease, which it had taken over from the previous tenant:
