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In re Standor Jewelers West

United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Ninth Circuit

129 B.R. 200 (1991)

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Jewelry retailer Standor Jewelers West (Standor) (plaintiff), in Chapter 11, sought to assign its South Coast Plaza Mall retail lease to Sterling, Inc.; the landlord, South Coast (defendant), objected because Standor hadn't shown it would comply with a lease provision requiring, as a condition of any assignment, that Standor pay South Coast 75% of the consideration Sterling would pay Standor for the lease transfer. The bankruptcy court, applying 11 U.S.C. §365(f), allowed the assignment over South Coast's objection, and South Coast appealed.

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Whether a lessor may enforce a lease provision conditioning a debtor-lessee's assignment of the lease on paying the lessor a portion of the consideration received for that assignment.

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