Huffstutler & Co. v. Lehr

How courts have described this case

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• finding both breach of contract and takings, but noting damages would be based on breach
• finding both breach of contract and takings, but noting damages would be based on breach
• finding both breach of contract and takings, but noting damages would be based on breach
• applying state law to government lease because there was no federal common law determinative of the specific issues
• applying “Pennsylvania landlord-tenant law regarding the expiration of subleases ... because it fully conforms to the general principles of landlord-tenant law that represent ‘the best in modern decision and discussion’ ”

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