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“Devillier v. Texas” or Why People in Right of Way Should Care Even if They Don’t Care About the Procedural Nuance
Devillier v. Texas is largely about a procedural nuance, but the pictures contain a message for people in right of way that matters even if the procedural [...]
DOES A CLAIM TO JUST COMPENSATION TRANSFER WITH THE LAND?
Is a claim to just compensation from eminent domain real property or personal property? Does a claim to just compensation transfer with the land or not? The [...]
Is a Pretextual Taking Invalid? Not if you say it is for a park.
The first paragraph in Brinkmann v. Town of Southold, 2024 U.S. App. LEXIS 5994 (2nd Cir. 2024), may have gotten some takings mavens excited about pretextual takings, [...]