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Eminent Domain - The New Collection from Dispatx Art Collective (PR.com)
Dispatx Art Collective - the internet's leading curatorial platform - announced last month the publication of its most recent collection of contemporary art and literature - Eminent domain. [PR.com - September 18, 2007]
Little Chute denies request to use eminent domain (The Appleton Post-Crescent)
LITTLE CHUTE Eminent domain issues do not arise often in Little Chute. But when they do, things can get controversial.
Council rejects eminent domain proposal (Moorpark Acorn)
Downtown residents can now sleep at night, reassured that the city isn't going to take their homes. City officials voted unanimously to reject a proposed eminent domain amendment. The redevelopment agency will not be using eminent domain to rehabilitate the downtown area.
Plan approved to retire Yugoslav domain (CNN.com)
NEW YORK (AP) -- Internet decisions aren't always made at Internet speeds. The Internet's key oversight agency has approved a plan to phase out the domain name for Yugoslavia, four years after the country dissolved following civil war.
Riverside audio shop owner makes most of eminent domain (The Press-Enterprise)
In the annals of eminent domain in Riverside, Alan Hickman's case is one with a happy ending. He owns the Audio Shoppe, which specializes in high performance audio systems for cars and boats.
LexisNexis(R) Launches Essential New Guide to Domain Name Law (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----LexisNexis, a leading provider of information and services solutions, today announced the release of McGrady on Domain Names: A Global Guide to Disputes, Registration, and Maintenance - a new, practical online and print resource for attorneys advising clients on issues and problems involving domain names worldwide.
Eminent Domain Opposed for New Subway (The New York Sun)
Mayoral hopeful John Catsimatidis, who owns the Gristedes supermarket chain, may fight the state's attempt to condemn part of his supermarket on East 86th Street to make way for the Second Avenue subway line. The Metropolitan Transit Authority last night held a public hearing on the acquisition of residential and business property along the subway route under the state's eminent domain law and ...
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