Picture of Dr, Seuss Character, HortonNon-binding quiz:
1. How would Dr. Seuss describe the holding in Loretto v. Teleprompter ?
Notice this is a case in which the government authorized private person A (cable television company) to trespass on the land of private person B (residential property owned by Landlords)
Now suppose instead of cable tv, the State of New York required landlords to allow a local health club to install a swimming pool on the roof of their buildings. The health club charges tenants a fee to access the swimming pool and the landlord is compensated with a $1 payment for just compensation.
If Loretto had come out the other way, what result in the swimming pool hypo?
