By John Francis Gough
New Jersey Law Journal
Until a nonresidential lease is assumed or rejected, the debtor in possession or trustee, as tenant, must perform all post-petition obligations under the lease, including reimbursement to the landlord for pass-through real estate tax obligations accrued prepetition but billed to the debtor post-petition.
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