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Hooked Group, LLC v. City of Chesapeake

No. 190764Supreme Court of Virginia

190764 Hooked Group, LLC v. City of Chesapeake 05/28/2020 Dismissal of a landowner's action seeking compensation from a Virginia city for reducing its access to public roads is affirmed. Exercise of the city's…

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190764 Hooked Group, LLC v. City of Chesapeake 05/28/2020 Dismissal of a landowner's action seeking compensation from a Virginia …

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Oct 4, 2026
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190764 Hooked Group, LLC v. City of Chesapeake 05/28/2020 Dismissal of a landowner's action seeking compensation from a Virginia city for reducing its access to public roads is affirmed. Exercise of the city's police power to close access to and from the street in this case did not, as a matter of law, deprive the landowner of reasonable access, as the property retained access to a major public highway. Under Article I, § 11 of the Constitution of Virginia and implementing legislation, recovery for loss of access to property requires a material impairment of direct access to property, and here the landowner did not plead any facts that would indicate that closure of access was of real impor…

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