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And everything that's going on, eminent domain and property taxes

and just throw up an eminent domain fence where no Texan,

What is the approach for people who can't fight the eminent domain claims on their land

Under eminent domain, there is a tremendous amount of power,

that the states themselves had to pass their own laws concerning eminent domain.

Is this property something that the government might want for eminent domain or for themselves?

not even the state government, under the power of eminent domain or any other purpose,

But basically what it amounts to is that eminent domain cannot even be used to

and may have never heard of a confirmation on this, but given the right of eminent domain to the Chinese,

either directly in the path of the toll roads or directly in the path of eminent domain

and they tried to go in and do the eminent domain and take it.

Well, he'll take it back, and that's called eminent domain.

It is forever prohibited, which means the power of eminent domain doesn't exist

did we give consent for eminent domain?

because we've now instituted eminent domain over private property when the Constitution itself

would be eminent domain cases, child protective custody cases, the gamut of what comes before

just like the trans-Texas corridor scenarios, just like eminent domain scenarios.

Pipelines and eminent domain are utility pipelines.

They wanted to take it by eminent domain and the city agreed with them and took these people's property

So right now the issue of eminent domain is strictly a state issue

So essentially we can take your property under eminent domain

So Tisha, how do you feel about this eminent domain issue?

What would you do about this eminent domain issue?

Actually, I called the other night about eminent domain on pipelines or the railroad

If they take it by eminent domain, unless you can prove that they either, that it's

And they're actually just going for eminent domain and taking it.

Okay, I'm not familiar with the eminent domain laws in Ohio.

Court ruling on eminent domain and it was out of Texas here, actually it's right here

What the Supreme Court said, eminent domain is a state issue.

So what they said was, if you don't like the eminent domain laws in your state, you have

So whatever this issue is, it's going to go to the eminent domain laws in Ohio.

Simply can't do it. You cannot take from the public to give to the private. That fact alone eliminates the possibility of eminent domain.

Right there, eminent domain also was grotted and strangled in its own juices, so to speak. Eminent domain cannot exist with that pretense of a right.

mall had acted with the city to take property by eminent domain so they could expand the

Court really said is this matter of the eminent domain you have brought to our court is a

matter of state jurisdiction, not ours. If you don't like the eminent domain laws in

There's nothing in the Constitution giving eminent domain powers to private corporations.

to do that. We didn't give you the power of eminent domain. So, because we didn't deny

Eminent domain.

Eminent domain.

Eminent domain. Eminent domain.

or eminent domain within the limits of a state or elsewhere, except in the cases in which it is expressly granted.

For instance, Texas absolutely forbade anything even resembling eminent domain until we allegedly became a part of the United States in 1845.

That was the first time eminent domain ever entered the picture in Texas.

And the mall got the city to take the property by eminent domain.

And what the case said was eminent domain is a state issue.

You might want to go talk to a lawyer, not hire him, but talk to a lawyer on eminent domain issues.

On eminent domain issues?

Eminent domain, that's how they take the property.

They have to go, in order to do the condemnation proceedings, they have to do it under eminent domain.

but the municipality does under eminent domain.

It's not a tort unless they breached their right to eminent domain.

They're going to claim authority to do this under eminent domain.

You need to study eminent domain in Tennessee to see how it applies to your situation.

Eminent domain consists of a court procedure.

I started reading over, because I went to an attorney, and he was telling me that I don't have an eminent domain.

I mean, eminent domain.

Eminent domain, yeah.

They told me that that's under eminent domain.

They didn't do eminent domain on my property because they didn't take the title from me.

the eminent domain but not try to pay out because condemnation, only where I find condemnation

is underneath eminent domain.

But they're saying that, well, we didn't go through the eminent domain procedures so we

So, inverse condemnation is also eminent domain, which is the action for eminent domain.

against the lawyer, because if in fact, the eminent domain is exempted, and he argued

of eminent domain, that's automatically considered inverse contamination.

Even if they did not go through eminent domain procedures, that's why that the government

cannot be immune from eminent domain procedures because only government has the power of eminent

So they took your personal property under eminent domain.

People didn't want to sell. They petitioned the city, and the city took it by eminent domain.

it's a new way of land grabbing. It's a new way of eminent domain. They'll just tax you

to eminent domain of personal and real property shall not be, shall be adhered to or something

So basically, the local rules state that personal property can be, is, underneath eminent domain,

the eminent domain in Tennessee, it says that underneath when they used to sue the city

underneath the eminent domain statute, it's removed them from the GTLA requirements.

The default is based upon the eminent domain statute rather than the GTLA statute, which

is accepted from when the eminent domain statute is in play.

Why did they say the GTLA statute is controlling if the eminent domain statute obviously overrules

eminent domain statutes.

No, eminent domain.

No, it doesn't say...eminent domain is a construction of the courts, not the Constitution.

They derived eminent domain from the specification that no person's property could be taken without just compensation.

Not even eminent domain.

They cannot take it through eminent domain.

So, they relinquish all claims and rights to the property, and in neither case do I recall seeing a clause that reserved the right to tax or exercise eminent domain over said property.

If they don't reserve particular rights when they relinquish all rights and claims, that means they relinquished every right and claim, including the right to tax and to foreclose through eminent domain, and that's a binding agreement that they cannot just ignore.

Okay. Read the city ordinances concerning eminent domain.

This is condemnation. This is condemnation under eminent domain.

They told them that the police are not under eminent domain. However.

No, no, no. This is the only way they can take your property. Eminent domain is what gives them the standing,

the authority to do that. And then there are, in order to exercise eminent domain, they have to do a condemnation.

And here in Georgia we have statutes for eminent domain where a condemnor can step in and look at the relevant evidence and help with acquisition of real property

domain and improper taking under eminent domain. So he sued them under that.

Texas and this is how it stands. So that that was one on eminent domain and on the bad side.

Well, this was on eminent domain on a whole different level. Now, if the police damage

or the county does because it becomes an eminent domain, improper taking. And I was, last week

I don't have it in my head, but if you do a search on eminent domain, Supreme Court eminent domain, you'll get a hit on it.

or seized by eminent domain from them for the public use.