Federal Claims· 7/11/2000
Pettro v. United States
Citations
- 47 Fed. Cl. 136
- 148 Oil & Gas Rep. 92
- 2000 U.S. Claims LEXIS 131
- 2000 WL 968676
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- refusing to grant plaintiff lost profits for an asset that plaintiff retained, to prevent double recovery
- refusing to grant plaintiff lost profits for an asset that plaintiff retained, to prevent double recovery
- finding in takings case that plaintiff was due compounded interest because, had plaintiffs mineral rights been available to him, he would have used them for income-producing commercial purposes and applying 52-week Treasury Bill rates
- favoring “uniform interest rates in order to avoid discrimination among litigants”
- compensation for temporary taking is measured by fair market rental value of the property, but not lost profits
- compensation for temporary taking is measured by fair market rental value of the property, but not lost profits
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