condemnation action造句

• The trial of a typical inverse condemnation action is bifurcated.
• In 1911, the city began condemnation actions against a number of small, local water companies.
• Expressly makes applicable the doctrine of comparative fault to litigation between a plaintiff property owner and a defendant governmental agency in inverse condemnation actions.
• The Court stated that here, Tennessee law provides for an inverse condemnation action to seek compensation from the state for a taking of property.
• In 1939, the Los Angeles Board of Education acquired the property in a contested condemnation action, and the house was never again put to full use.
• The measure of compensation is the same as in direct condemnation actions in which the government concedes that a taking has occurred, and the sole issue is the amount of compensation.
• Using this as their legal reason, the new company took government war powers condemnation actions against local property owners, in order to add the additional land they needed to expand the shipyard.
• With the owners of the properties and their families crowded in the front row of the Atlantic City courtroom Monday morning, Williams said, " The court considered the consequences and effects of these three condemnation actions and concluded that the primary interest served here is a private rather than a public one and as such the actions cannot be justified under the law ."