Delores Devines, Cross-Appellants v. Henry W. Maier, Cross-Appellees

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• holding that a residential leasehold is a property interest compensable under the takings clause
• holding that a residential leasehold is a property interest compensable under the takings clause
• holding that city’s declaration that dwelling was uninhabitable and issuance of order to temporarily vacate was not a taking but rather a performance of the city’s “regulatory duty to protect the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the public”
• allowing the state to condemn uninhabitable residential apartments without compensating the tenants when \the uninhabitability of the leasehold interest . . . occurs through no fault of the State\
• allowing the state to condemn uninhabitable residential apartments without compensating the tenants when “the uninhabitability of the leasehold interest ... occurs through no fault of the State”
• allowing the state to condemn uninhabitable residential apartments without compensating the tenants when \the uninhabitability of the leasehold interest . . . occurs through no fault of the State\

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