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Eminent domain in Hawaii:

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B) Allows government acquisition for public use with just compensation — Hawaii's eminent domain was notably upheld in Hawaii Housing Authority v. Midkiff (1984) for land reform

Hawaii's landmark Midkiff case (1984) upheld the state's use of eminent domain to break up large land holdings and allow leasehold-to-fee conversions for homeowners.

Answer Options
A
Does not exist
B
Allows government acquisition for public use with just compensation — Hawaii's eminent domain was notably upheld in Hawaii Housing Authority v. Midkiff (1984) for land reform
C
Neighbors can take land
D
Only commercial

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Related Topics:

Just compensationCondemnation proceedingsHawaii Land Reform ActLeasehold to fee simple conversion5th Amendment takings clause

Key Terms:

eminent domainHawaii Housing Authority v. Midkiffjust compensationpublic usecondemnationLand Reform Act

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