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Lynnhaven Dunes Condo. Ass'n v. City of Virginia Beach
No. 120086Supreme Court of Virginia
120086 Lynnhaven Dunes Condo. Ass'n v. City of Virginia Beach 11/01/2012 An authorizing ordinance fully encompassed the actions of a city in bringing a quiet title action in the nature of a condemnation procee…
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120086 Lynnhaven Dunes Condo. Ass'n v. City of Virginia Beach 11/01/2012 An authorizing ordinance fully encompassed the actions o…
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120086 Lynnhaven Dunes Condo. Ass'n v. City of Virginia Beach 11/01/2012 An authorizing ordinance fully encompassed the actions of a city in bringing a quiet title action in the nature of a condemnation proceeding, and the evidence was sufficient to support the circuit court's ruling that the city had proved that it had acquired certain easements by implied dedication. The circuit court erred, however, in ruling that a condominium association's loss of riparian rights caused by the creation of a sand beach was non-compensable. The beach replenishment project was not sufficiently related to the dredging of an inlet for navigation purposes because failure to place sand on a beach adjacent to…
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