从“停水断电”到“围栏封门”，深圳卓悦中心再与KKV爆发“强制闭店”冲突

Core Viewpoint - The KKV store in Shenzhen's Futian District faced a forced closure due to alleged breaches of the lease agreement, leading to disputes between KKV and the Joy City shopping center [6][7]. Group 1: Incident Details - On January 6, the KKV store was abruptly closed without prior notice, with barriers blocking access for employees [6]. - This incident marks the second forced closure of the KKV store, with a previous occurrence on December 14, 2025, where the shopping center demanded an early termination of the lease [6]. - KKV accused the shopping center of using aggressive tactics, such as cutting off water and electricity, to disrupt operations [6]. Group 2: Contractual Disputes - Joy City stated that KKV had consistently failed to pay the performance-based rent as stipulated in the lease agreement, justifying their decision to terminate the contract [6][7]. - Joy City claimed to have fulfilled its obligation to inform KKV about the contract termination, having engaged in multiple discussions and sent formal notices over the past three months [7]. - The shopping center emphasized that KKV's refusal to comply with contractual obligations constituted a fundamental breach of contract [7].