PDR Development Corp. v. City of Santa Fe
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
PICKARD, Judge.
PDR Corporation appeals an order denying its counterclaim for money damages on a theory of inverse condemnation. PDR’s brief attacks the trial court’s findings that the City of Santa Fe’s actions did not cause its damages. Rather than focus on the narrow attack on the findings, we consider this case in broader perspective. In essence, PDR’s contention is that it was entitled to damages in the form of lost profits for loss of contracts to sell the property resulting from the erroneous application of a zoning ordinance by the City. PDR makes this claim under either the…
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