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Post-pandemic, tenants are seeking to expand the scope of the force majeure clause.
The so-called force majeure clause excusing a party to a lease from performing its duties if a catastrophic event beyond its control happens has long been a staple of commercial leases. But until recent times, it was largely regarded as boilerplate relegated to the back of the lease with all of the other supposedly inconsequential terms.