Does the State Have the Right to Take My Property?
As with all things, it depends. The state has the power of eminent domain to acquire your property. In many instances it is very difficult to stop the state from taking your property. In the event that you wish to challenge a condemnation the state must prove court that your property is reasonably necessary for a public project. Before challenging a state taking it is important that you contact competent legal counsel.
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