Property - Real Property - Public Lands - School Land Tenant Held to Have a Compensable Interest in Improvements Notwithstanding Unconstitutionality of Statue From Which Contractual Right Arose - State v. Haberman, 191 Neb. 127, 214 N.W.2d 266 (1974)
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Authors
Stuart, Donald R.
Issue Date
1975
Volume
8
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Journal Article
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INTRODUCTION|Fannie Haberman was a tenant on Nebraska school lands under a twenty-five year lease from Nebraska's Board of Educational Lands and Funds [the Board]. This lease began in 1943, and was extended from year to year after its expiration in 1967. During the period of the original lease, several improvements were installed upon the premises. Most of these improvements were completed prior to a legislative enactment in 1953 which required written Board approval before further specified improvements would be considered compensable. In 1964 Haberman erected a grain bin, and at the termination of her lease, removed and sold the grain bin, all without permission from the Board...
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8 Creighton L. Rev. 180 (1974-1975)
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Creighton University School of Law