A New Jersey Supreme Court decision lets juries weighing compensation for partial takings for dune construction to factor in the special benefit flowing to the owner.
July 08, 2013 at 05:35 PM
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Oceanfront landowners who endure the building of protective sand dunes on their property aren't just losing a view; they're gaining a sea wall.
That's the import of Monday's New Jersey Supreme Court decision that lets juries weighing compensation for partial takings for dune construction to factor in the special benefit flowing to the owner.
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