expropriation

In 1914, the club lost the land due to a significant federal government expropriation.

On March 11, 1976, the government published the expropriation plan.

The protest did little to stop the 1975 land expropriation plan.

Expropriations may only be made when there is a public utility cause.

He said the subsidies led to expropriation of the property.

Within ten days work on expropriation for 45 landowners started.

In 1928, to avoid expropriation, the family moved to Ukraine.

The state must exercise its right of control or expropriation to prevent it.

With expropriation, the government need no longer wait for willing sellers.

Expropriations carried out between 1945 and 1949 would not be reversed.

He began a campaign of expropriation, and had several encounters with law enforcement.

The government would assist in securing the land, often by expropriation.

The company fought the land expropriation, making several legal arguments.

The land has been rented by the federal government to local farmers since expropriation.

The route required the expropriation of less than 25 properties.

Originally, the expropriation was based on the book value of the properties.

Even if property rights are legitimate, do they allow for or protect against expropriation?

The attempt failed because the law of expropriation still has constitutional status.

In order to obtain more funds, he began to made illegal expropriations.

Also in this book he argued for the expropriation of unused land.

However, this provision has no bearing on the matter of the expropriation itself.

After 1860, the regime's increased liberalization made expropriations more difficult.

"Expropriation is the only defense against robbery," the husband declares.

In 1953, the Commission's powers were enlarged to include expropriation.

This can be viewed as a partial expropriation of private property.