Because the lessor did not file a claim in the bankruptcy case, the 11 U.S.C. �502(b)(6) cap was not triggered. Because the lessor did not prematurely draw on the letter of credit, it did not breach the lease or make negligent misrepresentations to the issuing bank.
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