Commercial lease arrears payment after termination invalidates termination due to significant breach under Danish law.
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AI generatedThe court overturned the lower court's decision regarding the termination of a commercial lease due to unpaid rent. The tenant argued that paying the arrears after the lease was terminated should validate the contract, while the landlord contended the breach was too severe to be cured. The court ruled that because the payment occurred post-termination and the original debt was substantial, the termination remained valid under the Commercial Lease Act.
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AI generatedErhvervslejelovens § 70, stk. 1; Erhvervslejelovens § 70, stk. 2: Payment of significant lease arrears after the termination of a commercial lease does not retroactively validate the termination if the breach was material.
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Byrettens kendelse er ændret, da betaling af huslejerestance skete efter ophævelse af lejeaftale, jf. Erhvervslejelovens § 70, stk. 2, og da det skyldige beløb var af betydelig størrelse, og misligholdelse derfor var væsentlig, jf. Erhvervslejelovens § 70, stk. 1