The Constitutional Just Compensation and Inverse Condemnation Warrior
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Just compensation is the constitutional floor of eminent domain practice. First English Evangelical Lutheran Church v. County of Los Angeles's recognition of temporary takings liability imposed constitutional requirements on the timing of just compensation. Knick v. Township of Scott's elimination of the state courts-first requirement opened federal court as a direct forum for just compensation claims.
The Constitutional Just Compensation and Inverse Condemnation Warrior is Volume XCVI of Wayne Richard Evangelista's Constitutional Law Series.
Wayne Richard Evangelista covers the full just compensation constitutional landscape: the constitutional standard for just compensation — the market value measure, its constitutional minimum, and exceptions; business damages and goodwill in condemnation — the majority rule's exclusion and minority rule's inclusion; partial takings and severance damages — the before-and-after method and the larger parcel analysis; temporary regulatory takings after First English — the ripeness requirements, the compensation period, and the withdrawal option; inverse condemnation procedure — the pleading requirements, ripeness after Knick, and the state courts-first option's elimination; and the complete just compensation practice toolkit.
The Constitutional Just Compensation and Inverse Condemnation Warrior
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