| Federal agencies would be granted the power of eminent domain to speed the building of more power transmission lines. |
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| He is sponsoring legislation to restrict municipalities' rights to take property by eminent domain. |
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| At least since the 1980s, many states have tended to interpret the government's eminent domain power extremely broadly. |
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| Much of the land was developed and legally occupied by residents who fought their removal by eminent domain. |
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| Without eminent domain, acquiring enough property for a stadium could become expensive. |
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| He says six states have upheld the use of eminent domain for private business development, while nine forbid it. |
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| Traditionally, municipalities have used eminent domain to make way for roads, schools, and hospitals, and to clear blighted areas. |
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| Lloyd's article has plenty of history about eminent domain, and how private developers are increasingly using it to get a hold of land they want. |
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| After years of rubber-stamping, courts are beginning to cut back on the use of eminent domain for private parties. |
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| In the 1880s, after much debate, the city exercised its right of eminent domain and bought the land for the park from local estate owners. |
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| Studies and campaigns on the principle of eminent domain as a continuation of colonial practices in present-day independent nations. |
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| They can, in the application of the concept of eminent domain, be abrogated in some larger interest. |
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| State officials had asked municipalities to hold off on property seizures until the legislature considers changing the state's eminent domain laws. |
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| Traditionally, we think of eminent domain law as applying to land and buildings. |
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| But it plans to demolish the 1909 Sheffield stable on Broadway, and does not rule out invoking the right of eminent domain to get it. |
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| In the personal property aspect, there was a recent court opinion that said that the government could by eminent domain take property from citizens for public use. |
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| The Kelo decision permitted the use of eminent domain for private development projects and has touched off a firestorm of protest throughout the country. |
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| In the 2006 general election, voters restricted the use of eminent domain and extended the state's discount prescription drug coverage. |
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| Some eminent domain statutes require payments for the expense of relocating fixtures end personalty. |
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| He concentrates his practice in condemnation and eminent domain, and environmental and commercial litigation. |
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| The newspaper also criticized the condemnation and demolition of more than 100 residences to make way for the track and related buildings, under the right of eminent domain. |
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| The White House plan, for example, proposes granting federal agencies the right of eminent domain to seize private property needed for new electricity transmission lines. |
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| Invoking eminent domain would be political suicide. |
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| See for example W. B. Stoebuck's attempt to trace the historical and theoretical development of the concept of eminent domain, i.e. a taking of private property by the state in the general interest. |
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| All States have a right and an obligation to act in public interest and may rely on the concept of eminent domain to authorize interference with property rights. |
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| The land was held initially on an annual renewable lease between 1945 and 1950 and was subsequently acquired by the United States Government through eminent domain procedures after the extension of citizenship. |
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| On the possibilities of compulsory licensing and eminent domain doctrines to overcome the obstacles created by patents, see the contribution of Michael Blakeney to the experts' submission. |
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| If no alternatives can be found, the Government should be prepared to declare temporary eminent domain over private land occupied by IDPs and compensate the owner accordingly. |
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| In order to assist them in fulfilling their role as instrument for the advancement of agriculture, they have, moreover, been given, in 1962, the authority to exercise eminent domain. |
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| For this reason the public sector usually uses its powers of eminent domain to assemble and provide the right-of-way, as in the cases of the private investments in new metro systems in both Bangkok and Manila. |
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| Americas sued in what's called a motion for preliminary injunction to block Richmond and MRP from using eminent domain. |
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| A whopping 93 percent of Granite State residents in a July University of New Hampshire poll opposed using eminent domain for private development. |
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| Niagara Falls State Park, established in 1885, is the oldest state park in the United States and the first to be created via eminent domain. |
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| We can't stop anyone from starting an eminent domain,'' Porter said. |
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| In those proceedings, Nashua is seeking PUC approval to acquire by eminent domain all or a significant portion of the assets of Pennichuck Water Works, Inc. |
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| Swift and Wilkinson sued the Clarksville Property Rights Coalition over a May 2008 newspaper ad that condemned a redevelopment project involving eminent domain. |
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| The city council used eminent domain to make me sell my store. |
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| However, it's a substantial issue that can't be discussed in sound bites and it is truly a shame when people are quick to oppose eminent domain without fully understanding it. |
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| According to NC Eminent Domain Attorney Stan Abrams, this means that property owners will begin receiving offers from the NCDOT for their land, if they haven't already. |
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