Eminent Domain - Revision history

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Katieb: New page: Eminent Domain refers to the power of the state over all of the property within the state, especially its ability to seize private property for public use.

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New page: Eminent Domain refers to the power of the state over all of the property within the state, especially its ability to seize private property for public use.

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Eminent Domain refers to the power of the state over all of the property within the state, especially its ability to seize private property for public use.

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 '''Eminent Domain''' refers to the power of the [[state]] over all of the [[property]] within the state, especially its ability to seize private property for public use. It has often been abused, like in [[Kelo v. City of New London]].
 ==See also==
-*[[Carter v. Bull]]
+*''[[Carter v. Bull]]''
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