The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to consider a property rights case involving a redevelopment project in New York where businessmen are fighting local government efforts to take their land. The businessmen say the village of Port Chester filed a condemnation petition to acquire their property the day after the businessmen rejected what they said was a demand by the project developer for $800,000. The case is the latest twist in an ongoing debate over government taking private property for redevelopment.
January 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to consider a property rights case involving a redevelopment project in New York state where businessmen are fighting local government efforts to take their land.
The businessmen say the village of Port Chester, N.Y., filed a condemnation petition to acquire their property the day after the businessmen rejected what they said was a demand by the project developer for $800,000.
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