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September 1, 2008
a cool contractual interpretation case
Cleveland's The Plain Dealer recently reported about a contractual interpretation case: "A piece of downtown land isn't worth its weight in gold -- but it is worth 1,693.28 ounces, the amount set in a gold-based lease signed 96 years ago. That's what a three-judge panel in Cincinnati indicated Wednesday . . . ." The court's opinion is available by clicking here.
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Hat tip: Michael F. Cosgrove, Assistant Director of Law, City of Cleveland Department of Law
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