FAIRVIEW, N.J. AP – Bridget Tapkas is by no means the only New Jersey property owner to fight government efforts to acquire land under the state’s eminent domain laws.
Her story has a twist, however: It’s a neighboring town that wants her property.
January 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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FAIRVIEW, N.J. AP – Bridget Tapkas is by no means the only New Jersey property owner to fight government efforts to acquire land under the state’s eminent domain laws.
Her story has a twist, however: It’s a neighboring town that wants her property.
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