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Seminar explores eminent domain (Home News Tribune)NEW BRUNSWICK ? Denise Hoagland calls eminent domain "a disease." The 40-year-old resident of Long Branch is currently fighting the seizure of her oceanfront family home for which the court case has reached the appellate level.
Jury sides with property owners in eminent domain case (The Clarion-Ledger)A Hinds County jury awarded a property owner $620,928 in an eminent domain case today.
UG approves eminent domain for Indian Springs project (Kansas City Kansan)The Unified Government?s vision of redevelopment at the site of the Indian Springs shopping center moved closer to realty Monday after commissioners approved a resolution authorizing the use of eminent domain for the project.
Long Branch lawyer says city didn't abuse eminent domain (Asbury Park Press)It's the city's turn to tell its side of the story in the eminent domain controversy, and in legal papers, it spins a markedly different saga, suggesting that MTOTSA supporters engaged in revisionist history to concoct a version of events more favorable to their side.
Web Hosting Provider, KSC Domain Services, Expands Assisted Service Plan (TopHosts.com)April 18, 2007 ? (TopHosts News Brief) ? KSC Domain Services announced it?s expanding virtual dedicated server options by extending their Assisted Service Plan.
Fee for '.info' domain name to increase (AP via Yahoo! News) Wholesale prices for Internet addresses ending in ".info" are going up 2.5 percent on Oct. 15, the same day fees for ".com" and ".net" are increasing.
Area woman: Eminent domain "a disease" (Asbury Park Press)Denise Hoagland calls eminent domain "a disease."
Panel presents differing views on eminent domain (Examiner)It's been said that Long Branch has become the poster child for eminent domain abuse, but recently Mayor Adam Schneider has offered another perspective. Schneider was one of three panelists at a forum on eminent domain at Brookdale Community College in Lin-croft March 28.
Convention center task force member questions use of eminent domain in site selection (Midland Reporter-Telegram)Convention center committee member Nelson Spear raised the question of whether or not eminent domain proceedings might be necessary to acquire property for a new convention center during the committee's meeting Tuesday, noting that residents would probably like to know if their vote contributes to the involuntary acquisition of private property.
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