Cuban Museum of Arts & Culture, Inc. v. City of Miami

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• finding that defendant “never exhibited real concern over possible self-dealing and auction profits” in connection with the other, purportedly self-dealing directors
• “[T]he manner in which the City manages city-owned property reveals that ... The City has regularly allowed others to use city-owned property without formal leases ....”
• “the Conduct of the City Commission with respect to the asserted grounds for the denial of continued possession reveals that the reasons asserted were either minor concerns or a pretextual basis upon which to remove the Cuban Museum and its present directors”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).