An edition of Acquisition of land for future highway use
(1957)
Acquisition of land for future highway use
a legal analysis
by National Research Council (U.S.). Commit...
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A study was made of the legal aspects of acquiring property for future highway use. Existing statutes and court decisions involving acquisition of land were analyzed to isolate the important principles which should be considered in drafting legislation authorizing the acquisition of land for future use. 15 states specifically authorize future use acquisition by statute, and 6 by judicial decision.
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Acquisition of land for future highway use: a legal analysis
1957, Highway Research Board
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Table of Contents
Preface
Summary and conclusions
Introduction
Advantages and disadvantages of acquiring land for future highway use
Protection of the individual's property rights
Definition and scope of the problem
Distinction between public use and public necessity
Purchase versus condemnation
Acquisition of land for future non-highway uses
Use of property already acquired for future non-highway public uses for other public purposes
Acquisition of land for future use in the highway field
Conclusions drawn from decisions involving acquisition for future use
Need for a statute authorizing acquisition for future use
Statutes specifically authorizing acquisition for future use
Need for a statute authorizing acquisition for future use
Statutes specifically authorizing acquisition for future highway use
Judicial decisions interpreting future use statutes
Statutes implying authority to acquire lands for future highway use
Federal law and administrative practice
Financing acqui
Edition Notes
"By the Committee on Highway Laws of the Highway Research Board"--Page v.
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