Township of West Windsor v. Nierenberg
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1DissentO’Hern, J.
This case is more about failed intentions than evil ones. The Appellate Division concluded that a July 29, 1988 letter from the Township evidencing interest in a property was only a preliminary step in the condemnation process and not an event that substantially interfered with the use and enjoyment of the property. The Court has instead determined that the letter, though followed by years of negotiation, revealed an interest in acquiring the property so strong as substantially to interfere with the owner’s rights. The Court has held, in effect, that the date for valuation of a property under…
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