DeSoto Wildwood Development, Inc. v. City of Lewisville

How courts have described this case

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• involving a developer's breach of contract claims against a municipality regarding the use of impact fees
• developer sued city for return of fees, breach of contract, and takings
• developer sued city for return of fees, breach of contract, and takings
• developer sued city for return of fees, breach of contract, and takings
• developer sued city for return of fees, breach of contract, and takings
• developer sued city for breach of contract; court held that city attorney’s statements in pre-suit letter to developer were not binding on city because there was no evidence that city attorney had been authorized by city council, to act for it on this matter

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