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The right of eminent domain allows a government to take private property, most often land, for public use.
For example, if the community school is no longer large enough to accommodate the growing population, and you are the farmer who owns the adjacent field, then the government can take the necessary portion of your field which would be required for an school expansion project even against your will. However, you have the right to fair compensation.
For example, if the community school is no longer large enough to accommodate the growing population, and you are the farmer who owns the adjacent field, then the government can take the necessary portion of your field which would be required for an school expansion project even against your will. However, you have the right to fair compensation.
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