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An appropriation of land for some public use made by the owner and accepted for such use by or on behalf of the public, such as streets in a platted subdivision, is called
Correct Answer
D) condemnation.
Dedication is the appropriation of land by the owner for public use, which is then accepted by the public.
Answer Options
A
an easement.B
dedication.C
a public grant.D
condemnation.Audio Lesson3 min
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