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Board of Sup. of Prince William County v. Omni Hom
960508 Board of Sup. of Prince William County v. Omni Hom 01/10/1997 Since the plaintiff developers had not acquired the rights necessary to realize their preferred method of development either by contract or …
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960508 Board of Sup. of Prince William County v. Omni Hom 01/10/1997 Since the plaintiff developers had not acquired the rights n…
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- Jan 10, 1997
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960508 Board of Sup. of Prince William County v. Omni Hom 01/10/1997 Since the plaintiff developers had not acquired the rights necessary to realize their preferred method of development either by contract or easement, the action of a county in purchasing a neighboring tract could not damage a non-existent right and the purchase did not damage or take the plaintiffs' property as an uncompensated taking under either the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution or Article I, § 11 of the Constitution
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