The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court recently ruled that the failure of a local sheriff’s office to include a return of service document in filings related to a disputed tax sale violated notification requirements under state law. In that case, the allegation was that the Montgomery County Tax Claim Bureau failed to comply with notice provisions because
eminent domain laywer
TX May End Takings By Private Entities For Toll Roads
By David Snyder on
Posted in Eminent Domain
Texas lawmakers may eliminate a private North Texas company’s ability to use eminent domain to build toll roads. State Rep. Cindy Burkett, R-Garland, introduced a bill in response Texas Turnpike Corp.’s plans for a rural toll road from Garland to Greenville. The company is believed to be the only private entity in the state that …
NC Bill Seeks To Limit Eminent Domain Powers
By David Snyder on
Posted in Eminent Domain
One of the first bills introduced in the newly convened North Carolina State Legislature seeks to limit condemnation powers. House Bill 3, seeks to amend the North Carolina State Constitution to ban the use of eminent domain for private use. Specifically, House Bill 3 seeks to amend N.C.G.S. 40A-3 to limit takings by “private condemnors” …