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eminent domain
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eminent domain

In the USA, the right of federal and state government and other authorized bodies to compulsorily purchase land that is needed for public purposes. The owner is entitled to receive a fair price for the land.



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The city also has begun condemnation action against nine property owners at the mall site.
CITY MOVES TO CONDEMN TIRE SHOP by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
During a regular condemnation action, the local government exercises what is known as "eminent domain," which provides for recognized processes to obtain compensation.
Takings issues discussed in D.C by Real Estate Weekly
The court battle results from condemnation actions filed by Santa Fe in Los Angeles Superior Court over the former Lever Brothers Co.
RR rolling over us, property owners say by Glover, Kara / Los Angeles Business Journal
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