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OPINION BY WIEAND, J.: The history of this litigation is long and tortured. In March, 1977, John Bednar, trading and doing business as Natrona Slag
Company, leased real estate from John P. Marino and Alex Marino for the purpose of operating a slag recycling plant thereon.
Pursuant to the terms of the parties' lease agreement, Bednar was to use the demised premises to mine, remove and sell the
ferrous materials, scrap metals and aggregate already in, under and upon the leased property, as well as any materials brought
onto the premises by Bednar for subsequent processing. Plaintiff's rent was to be determined according to an agreed percentage
of the gross income generated from sales of the various processed materials. The term of the lease was for four years, beginning
January, 1977; and the agreement gave Bednar an option to renew for another four year period. The agreement provided, in pertinent
part, as follows:

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