United States The Decline of Property Rights

[Captain X]

A thread for examples of this. In this case it's the government fighting really hard to not be held to the agreement it made for easement.

 

[Sergeant Foley]

A thread for examples of this. In this case it's the government fighting really hard to not be held to the agreement it made for easement.

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[Captain X]

 

[Emperor Tippy]

A thread for examples of this. In this case it's the government fighting really hard to not be held to the agreement it made for easement.

That case doesn't actually have much of anything to do with proper rights in general.

Wilkins v. United States - SCOTUSblog

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That contains the cases relevant information, and Wilkins will probably with at SCOTUS but then lose on the actual case because he took too long to file it in the first place (probably).

The current legal dispute isn't over property rights, it is over jurisdictional arguments and a circuit split combined with fairly clear SCOTUS precedent answering the question in a manner that conflicts with the 9th Circuits holding in this case.

 

[Captain X]