But she also said that any "cost socialization" needs to be accompanied by reform of
inverse condemnation rules.
901 did not address equitable distribution of catastrophic wildfire-related costs or
inverse condemnation, it does provide a potential path to recovery of wildfire liabilities and establishes a commission -- the Commission on Catastrophic Wildfire Cost Recovery -- to consider and make recommendations regarding such costs to the Legislature by July 1, 2019.
City of Half Moon Bay, a federal district court followed Supreme Court of California precedent in recognizing that consent is a defense to an
inverse condemnation suit but the scope of consent is dispositive of an
inverse condemnation suit.
inverse condemnation claim will nearly always involve resolution of the
In light of Missouri's recognition of condemnation blight and the constitutional prohibition against the taking or damaging of property without just compensation, the court determined that a claim for condemnation blight, which included the allegations of Clay County Realty, is permissive as an
inverse condemnation action.
for a non-resident alien to present an extraterritorial takings claim; (3) that the Complaint fails to state a viable claim for
inverse condemnation because the insurgents in fact caused the destruction of the property; and (4) that Plaintiff failed to allege the elements of an express or implied-in-fact contract with the U.S.
Now, instead of an action for damages,
inverse condemnation should come with property rule protection.
A takings claim against a state also requires the plaintiff to have unsuccessfully sought just compensation through a procedure established by the state (typically, an
inverse condemnation suit).
"Defendant next contends that plaintiff's claim should be characterized not as negligence but as a continuing and permanent trespass and nuisance, and therefore as an
inverse condemnation action within N.C.G.S.
During
inverse condemnation proceedings an appraiser is hired by the landowner to show that actions by the government have or have not destroyed or reduced the value of the property in question.
Other key items discussed included: municipal exposure to
inverse condemnation claims, because of actions required of municipalities by federal law; municipal bonds and the future of municipal revenue.
Inverse condemnation suits and "takings," particularly in the context of logging restrictions, have been identified as one of the emerging environmental issues across the nation.
