If the debtor-tenant seeks to terminate and surrender the lease, that is “reject it”, the landlord may be entitled to a “rejection damage” claim. A landlord is not entitled to the full amount of unpaid obligations for the balance of the lease. Instead, Section 502(b)(6) limits the recovery a landlord may receive for “rejection damages.” Under Section 502(b)(6) of the Bankruptcy Code, the landlord is entitled to rent due under the rejected lease for the greater of (i.) one year’s rent, or
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