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- The Supreme Court unanimously decided that the Mall of America can challenge a lease it has with Sears.
- In 1991, the mall gave Sears a 100-year lease on a three-story location for just $10 per year.
- After Sears went bankrupt in 2018, the retailer's owner sought to sublet the store to another tenant.
The US Supreme Court has given the Mall of America a chance to get out of a deal that it made more than 30 years ago to lease space to Sears for just $10 a year.