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Eminent domain in Alabama allows:

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B) Government entities to acquire private property for public use with just compensation

Alabama's eminent domain power allows government acquisition for public use with just compensation. Alabama amended its constitution after Kelo to restrict takings for private economic development.

Answer Options
A
Private companies to take property freely
B
Government entities to acquire private property for public use with just compensation
C
Neighbors to claim land
D
Banks to seize without process

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Related Topics:

Just compensationCondemnation proceedingsInverse condemnationKelo v. New LondonAlabama Constitution Amendment 543

Key Terms:

eminent domainjust compensationpublic usecondemnationKelo decisionAlabama Amendment 543

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