2. Chapter 23 Regulation of Landlord-Tenant Relationships (requires manual grading) Regulation of Landlord-Tenant Relationships Business owners and managers encounters of regu l ated to the leng and use of commercia property in the context of real estate a commercial lease is an agreement between a landlord and tenant for use of land for business purposes. How one uses his or her property is typically regulated by state and local governments through statutes and ordinances. The US Constitution's Taking Clause moses m on government regulation when Read the case below and answer the questions that follow. Wakenson owned several fast food franchise locations in the typothetical Cay of Longvile on These low cost restaurants were located in an industrial area of the Cay with the objective of primary tracting the wondorce from the factories and supply facilities located in that same area However, over the past decade vacant houses and other blight look its toll on the surrounding area in response, the City's Redevelopment Authority designated a 200 acre rone for redevelopment into a new complex for an office park, konury townhomes, and gourmet restaurants. The redevelopment pianiso provided for a new highway to sccommodate the growth in the area. The one included property owned by w o n for her fast food franchise Wilson refused to sell her property to the City and challenged the decision because the redevelopment one was not for publice as requred by the Talings Clause of the Fifth Amendment to the us Constrution 2c. What major factual difference exists between What major factual difference exists between manson Cay of Longvile and Kalb Cay of New London and how does that affect