City of Phoenix v. Landrum & Mills Realty Co.

DE CONCINI, Justice.

This case arose from the protest of defendant, William Larson, a taxpayer of the City of Phoenix, against the action of the city council in leasing certain real property owned by the city to- plaintiff Landrum and Mills Realty Company, a corporation. The realty company, as plaintiff and hereinafter referred to as appellee, brought an action under the Uniform Declaratory Judgment Act, sections 27-701 to 27-706, A.C.A.1939, and secured judgment of the lower court upholding the validity of the lease. The facts are not in dispute and are set forth in an ag;reed statement of…