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PKO Ventures, LLC v. Norfolk Redev't & Housing Auth.
121534 PKO Ventures, LLC v. Norfolk Redev't & Housing Auth. 09/12/2013 In a condemnation proceeding in which the property owner asserted that a redevelopment and housing authority lacked the power to condemn u…
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121534 PKO Ventures, LLC v. Norfolk Redev't & Housing Auth. 09/12/2013 In a condemnation proceeding in which the property owner a…
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121534 PKO Ventures, LLC v. Norfolk Redev't & Housing Auth. 09/12/2013 In a condemnation proceeding in which the property owner asserted that a redevelopment and housing authority lacked the power to condemn unblighted private property that was located in a blighted area, the circuit court erred in permitting the condemnation after the effective date of the July 1, 2010 statutory deadline pursuant to Code § 1-219.1. The judgment of the circuit court is reversed and final judgment is entered in favor of the property owner.
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121534 PKO Ventures, LLC v. Norfolk Redev't & Housing Auth. 09/12/2013 In a condemnation proceeding in which the property owner asserted that a redevelopment and housing authority lacked the power to condemn unblighted private property that was located in a blighted area, the circuit court erred in permitting the condemnation after the effective date of the July 1, 2010 statutory deadline pursuant to Code § 1-219.1. The judgment of the circuit court is reversed and final judgment is entered in favor of the property owner.
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