Murr v. Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Kennedy
The classic example of a property taking by the government is when the property has been occupied or otherwise seized. In the case now before the Court, petitioners contend that governmental entities took their real property-an undeveloped residential lot-not by some physical occupation but instead by enacting burdensome regulations that forbid its improvement or separate sale because it is classified as substandard in size. The relevant governmental entities are the respondents.
Against the background justifications for the challenged restrictions, respondents contend there is no regulatory…
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