Illinois Court Ruling Supports Condemnation
24 July 2001 - 11:00am
Illinois' condemnation powers get a boost from an appeals court ruling that enables staff or attorneys to negotiate prices for condemnations.
"By siding with the DuPage County Forest Preserve District in a condemnation case, a state appellate court shored up support for governments across the state in acquiring private property for public use." The ruling overturned last year's decision by a DuPage County Circuit Court judge, who ruled a Forest Preserve District ordinance was unconstitutional because it delegated condemnation powers reserved for elected leaders to the district's attorneys and staff.
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DuPage land ruling reversed on appeal
Source:
The Chicago Tribune, July 20, 2001
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