DRAWING LINES IN THE SHIFTING SANDS OF CAPE CANAVERAL: WHY COMMON BEACH EROSION SHOULD NOT YIELD A COMPENSABLE TAKING UNDER THE FIFTH AMENDMENT JEREMY N. JUNGREIS* Table of Contents

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Date: 1999-07-08 13:39:31 Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon United States v. Causby Navigable servitude Loretto v. Teleprompter Manhattan CATV Corp. Public use Exaction Eminent domain Inverse condemnation Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council Law Case law Regulatory taking		DRAWING LINES IN THE SHIFTING SANDS OF CAPE CANAVERAL: WHY COMMON BEACH EROSION SHOULD NOT YIELD A COMPENSABLE TAKING UNDER THE FIFTH AMENDMENT JEREMY N. JUNGREIS* Table of Contents Add to Reading List Source URL: www.law.fsu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 202,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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