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What Happened: A convenience store tenant signed a lease requiring it to carry certain insurance at its sole cost and expense during the lease term, including at least $1 million in general liability insurance, worker’s compensation insurance required by law, and plate glass insurance. The tenant also agreed that it would obtain the liability insurance from a reputable and independent insurer rated at least “A” by Best’s Insurance Guide. The tenant kept none of these promises, and the landlord sued to evict.
