Home Design Center-Joint Venture v. CTY. APPLIANCES OF NAPLES, INC.

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• rejecting a commercial frustration theory when the party “did not present substantial competent evidence to establish that such basic business risks were matters which it could not have foreseen at the time it negotiated the terms of this lease”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).