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Tag Archives: Easement
<em>PruneYard</em> Undone: California's Union Easement – Which Invites Labor Organizers To Enter Private Property – Isn't A Physical Taking
The title of this post may have you wondering, especially the part about how a regulation that invites others to physically enter private property, is analyzed by a court as a Penn Central taking and not a physical taking. At … Continue reading
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Tagged <em>PruneYard</em>, California's, Easement, Invites, labor, Undone, Union
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Retaining Rights With a Charitable Conservation Easement
Conservation easements can result in significant charitable deductions for real estate owners and investors. But can an owner or investor retain rights to the property and still get the charitable deduction. The courts continue to define when this is possible. … Continue reading
A “General Easement” – Is Not What You Think it is – When Easement Use is Not Restricted to Historic Use
An easement in California is a right to use someone’s property which right is something less than a full right of ownership. The right of use is restricted to that in the original grant of easement, though parties often consult … Continue reading
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Tagged Easement, general, Historic, Restricted, think
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From The "Be Careful What You Wish For" Department: California May Take Beach Easement
According to this story ("California moves closer to taking public pathway from billionaire Vinod Khosla") in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, the State of California is considering exercising eminent domain to take an easement for public access over his San Mateo … Continue reading
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Tagged "Be, Beach, California, CAREFUL, Department, Easement, For", take, wish
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