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EMINENT DOMAIN: Gov. Rell pushes for reform of laws (Ridgefield Press)
Gov. M. Jodi Rell last week announced that the biennial budget she will release this week will target eminent domain reform. ?It is time to send a clear message and put restrictions on the ability to take people?s property for economic development purposes,? Gov. Rell said.
Eminent domain is 'zero-sum gain' (Portsmouth Herald)
ARLINGTON, Va. -- When the government uses eminent domain to take private property for private development projects, it "usually results in zero-sum gain and may actually hinder the area's development."
Court backs eminent domain decision (The Daily World)
OLYMPIA ? As lawmakers consider a measure that would require property owners to be directly notified when their land is about to be condemned, a sharply divided state Supreme Court has upheld an eminent domain action against a real-estate investment and development company.
Eminent Domain Bill Advances (RedNova)
By Conor Reilly, The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va. Feb. 3--RICHMOND -- A bill targeting local government's power of eminent domain passed a House subcommittee Friday. House Joint Resolution 723, sponsored by Dels.
City to consider appeal on eminent domain award (Winona Daily News)
The city of Winona might appeal an eminent domain award. A court ordered the city last fall to pay an additional $28,000 for a property it took for the Pelzer Street project, owned by the Goodview partnership Evanson and Evanson.
Best investment for the next ten years ? Domain names, Farm Land and Cash in the Bank (India Daily)
The biggest question for the smart investors is what will be the best investment in the next ten years? In last ten years it was oil, metals, S&P 500 and residential real estate. There is no reason to believe that the history will repeat for these four again.
PUD's eminent domain ruling upheld (Columbia Basin Herald)
OLYMPIA (AP) -- As lawmakers consider a measure requiring property owners to be directly notified when their land is about to be condemned, a sharply divided state Supreme Court has upheld an eminent domain action against a real-estate investment and development company.
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