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Wednesday
Apr152015

Condemnation in China

If you think eminent domain is bad in the United States, check out what happens in China. 

Perhaps this interests only an eminent domain specialist, but here are some photos of developments being constructed around “nail houses” and in one instance a “nail grave” in China.  To read full article, click here. 

This is not necessarily farfetched in American jurisprudence.  I was actually involved in a case like this in Madison Heights, where a tenant in a strip center continued to operate after the balance of the building was demolished.  When working on the Comerica Park/Ford Field acquisitions, I visited a casino in Atlantic City built around one elderly lady's home. 

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DateWednesday, April 15, 2015 at 9:10AM

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