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Contract Termination Complaint Due to Coronavirus Pandemic [Free Draft Lease Cancellation Lawsuit Template Example]

Are you are trying to get out of your lease or otherwise breach and terminate a contract due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic without damaging your credit score? Fortunately, the Coronavirus pandemic has created a seemingly unforeseeable situation that may be deemed by courts to be a force majeure (sometimes called an act of God), a frustration of purpose, or to give rise to an impossibility or impracticability of performance, thereby allowing the lease or contract to be terminated. We've drafted up a free lease cancellation template to help your situation! However, it is always import to contact a lawyer to assist you before attempting to file a lawsuit. Visit www.talkovlaw.com to learn more.

Are you are trying to get out of your lease or otherwise breach and terminate a contract due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic without damaging your credit score? Fortunately, the Coronavirus pandemic has created a seemingly unforeseeable situation that may be deemed by courts to be a force majeure (sometimes called an act of God), a frustration of purpose, or to give rise to an impossibility or impracticability of performance, thereby allowing the lease or contract to be terminated. We've drafted up a free lease cancellation template to help your situation! However, it is always import to contact a lawyer to assist you before attempting to file a lawsuit. Visit www.talkovlaw.com to learn more.

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began reaching out to the landlord-Defendant on [insert date] due to these issues, which were only

exacerbated by Governor Newsom’s mandatory, statewide shelter-at-home order dated March 19,

2020. There is no foreseeable improvement for Plaintiff’s business such that termination of the

lease, dissolution of its corporate existence, liquidation of its minimal assets with limited

wholesale value and nominal, pro-rata payment to its numerous, unsecured creditors is the only

viable option.

THE PREMISES

2. The subject of this action is certain real property comprised of a commercial

warehouse within the [insert property address/APN] (the “Premises”).

PARTIES

3. Plaintiff is a California [entity] (“Plaintiff” or “Plaintiff”) doing business within the

State of California from the commercial space located at [insert property address/APN]. Plaintiff’s

business consists of importation of goods for resale.

4. Defendant [insert Defendant entity name] is a [insert entity type] (“Defendant”)

doing business in the [insert county and state], and is presently the owner(s) of the commercial

space located at [insert property address/APN].

5. Plaintiff does not know the true names and capacities of the defendants sued as

Does 1 through 10, inclusive, and therefore sues these defendants by such fictitious names.

Plaintiff will amend its complaint to add the true names and capacities of these defendants when

they are ascertained. Each of the fictitiously named Doe defendants is responsible for Plaintiff’s

damages and/or the subject premises.

JURISDICTION

6. This Court has jurisdiction over this matter for the reason that the amount in

question exceeds the jurisdictional minimum of the Court, exclusive of costs and interest.

VENUE

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COMPLAINT FOR (1) CANCELATION OF LEASE; (2) DECLARATORY RELIEF RE: CANCELATION

OF LEASE

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