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Takings Clause
1791
Fifth Amendment Ratified
1876
Government Can Take Over Private Property For Its Use
1896
Government Project Does Not Have To Benefit All Members Of Society To Be A Public Use
1897
Court: Not Every Public Use Requires 'Just Compensation'
1922
Law Requiring Mining Firms To Pay For Damage After Sale Struck Down
1923
Definition Of Public Use Is Further Expanded
1946
Congress Can Define Amount Of Land Needed For Public Use
1960
Court Expands Property For Which Government Must Pay 'Just Compensation'
1978
Investment's Lower Value Due To Preservation Law Not A 'Taking'
1987
Public Beach Access Rule Rejected As 'Taking' Without Compensation
1989
No Absolute Rule For How To Calculate 'Just Compensation'
1992
Loss Of 'All Economically Beneficial Uses' Of Land Equals A 'Taking'
1994
Private Property Owners Given Greater Rights
2001
Court Eases Way For Property Owners To Claim 'Taking'
2005
Court: Land Can Be Taken For Private Development
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