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11/03/09, 10:53 am

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If a tenant in a commercial property declares bankruptcy, could the Bankruptcy Court require the landlord to submit, pay or refund the security deposit to the Bankruptcy Court even though the tenant is indebted to the landlord and has defaulted in rent in excess of that deposit.


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