Tenant lease terminated by debtor's bankruptcy; court rules lease obligations survive bankruptcy proceedings.

The court dismissed the tenant's claim that the lease was automatically terminated by the debtor's bankruptcy proceedings. The tenant argued that the debtor's insolvency should release them from lease obligations, while the landlord contended that the lease remains valid against the debtor's estate. The court held that bankruptcy does not extinguish existing contractual obligations, allowing the landlord to enforce the lease against the debtor's assets.