American Enterprise, Inc. v. Van Winkle
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdmonds, J.
American Enterprise, Inc., brought an action in declaratory relief to determine its'rights, and also those of Walter S. Van Winkle, under a lease. By certain provisions of the lease, in the event the property was taken for public use by a proceeding in eminent domain, the lessor might terminate the tenancy and take possession of the premises. Under such circumstances, the lessor was given the right to purchase for $10 certain fixtures and equipment. The judgment declares that the lease has been terminated *214but that Van Winkle, the lessee, is the owner of and entitled to possession of the…
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