WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court is wading into a new property rights dispute over who owns the sand the state of Florida dumped onto a stretch of beach to control erosion.The justices are being asked to rule for the first time that a court decision can amount to a taking of property. The Constitution requires governments to pay "just compensation" when they take private property for public use.
December 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Supreme Court is wading into a new property rights dispute over who owns the sand the state of Florida dumped onto a stretch of beach to control erosion.
The justices are being asked to rule for the first time that a court decision can amount to a taking of property. The Constitution requires governments to pay “just compensation” when they take private property for public use.
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