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Thank You New Jersey!

Posted on : 13-06-2007 | By : Jim Lynch | In : Judiciary, News

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My home state gets it right!

In a victory for private property rights, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that local governments can’t seize land against the owner’s wishes simply because the property is underused.

The court ruled unanimously that only “blighted” areas are authorized under the state Constitution, and that the Legislature did not intend for eminent domain to be used when the sole basis is that the property is “not fully productive”.

I just wish that Supreme Court understood this as well.

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