City of Tempe v. Pilot Properties, Inc.

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• holding a valid public purpose exists when a city transfers land for the construction of a baseball stadium that will become city property, but finding an issue of fact existed as to ihe adequacy of the consideration
• benefits received by city from lease of sports stadium are more than amount of rent alone
• lease of city-owned land would be constitutionally impermissible if consideration received by city was so inequitable and unreasonable as to amount to an abuse of discretion
• falsity, malice and special damages must be shown in slander of title action
• falsity, malice and special damages must be shown in slander of title action

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