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The state can’t seize Atlantic City piano tuner’s house with eminent domain, court rules

February 15, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “A New Jersey appellate court has sided with Atlantic City piano tuner Charlie Birnbaum in his long-running fight to keep his family home in the shadow of the Ocean Resort casino from being seized…

Bar Marley facing eminent domain, condemnation as city aims to revitalize surrounding area

February 15, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation, the city’s redevelopment agency, has filed to acquire Bar Marley by eminent domain due to its “blighted” condition, which KCDC believes could prevent redevelopment in surrounding areas, according to court…

If Trump wants a wall, eminent domain is the final frontier

February 12, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “In the United States, a deed is defined as a binding legal document that grants you ownership over a house or a piece of land until you sell or pass that property on to…

Case Threatens to Derail $1B Stock Show Complex Renovation

February 6, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “A FEDERAL lawsuit threatens to derail a portion of the $1 billion overhaul of Denver’s National Western Stock Show complex. Colorado Public Radio reports Denver Rock Island Railroad is accusing the city of threatening…

Boone County landowner wins $250,000 in pipeline lawsuit

January 17, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “A central Iowa landowner who claims she wasn’t paid enough by oil pipeline builder Dakota Access to compensate for the value of her farmland has won a $250,000 jury verdict. Judith Lamb, who owns…

Western Slope tackling issues of statewide water demands

January 16, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “As water levels in Colorado decline, the long-term impact on the Western Slope are concerning to area water experts. The worry is that water demands down river and on the Front Range will dry…

Georgetown Property Owners Seek Proposals For Independent Environmental And Archeological Study

January 12, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “Georgetown property owners said Friday they are going to move forward with soliciting proposals from environment/archeological consulting firms familiar with the Cherokee heritage of the rural community as the Tennessee Valley Authority moves forward…

In 2016, Trump said he would use eminent domain to build the wall

January 10, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “With President Trump and congressional Democrats still at odds over funding a southern border wall, the president continues to float the possibility of declaring a national emergency to secure money for it, a proposition…

Texas landowners preparing to fight eminent domain over proposed border wall

January 9, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

  “Some landowners with property along the U.S.-Mexico border are preparing legal challenges with the expectation that the Trump administration will use eminent domain to seize land for construction of the president’s planned border wall….

New Jersey Court Tightens Screw on Redevelopment Condemnation

January 9, 2019 · by Taking Welton · in IN THE NEWS

   “The Appellate Division of New Jersey Superior Court has narrowed the circumstances in which municipalities may condemn land for redevelopment over the objection of the property owner. Glassboro v. Grossman involved an admittedly derelict…

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