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1967-01
CALIFORNIA COURT RULES LANDOWNER NOT ENTITLED TO DAMAGES FOR IMPAIRMENT OF ACCESS TO PROPERTY OR FOR LOSS OF VIEW OF PROPERTY FROM HIGHWAY WHICH RESULTED FROM CONSTRUCTION OF FREEWAY ON OTHER PERSON'S PROPERTY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 60

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1967-01
WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT RULES STATE CAN CONDEMN EASEMENTS, THEREBY RESTRICTING USE OF LAND, UPON PAYMENT OF JUST COMPENSATION

Highway Research Circular, Issue 60

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1966-11
HIGHEST COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA DECIDES DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC BY CONSTRUCTION OF MEDIAL DIVIDERS MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING AFTER VALUE OF CONDEMNEE'S PROPERTY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 59

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1966-11
SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH DAKOTA HOLD OWNERS ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES PECULIAR TO THEIR PROPERTY WHICH WERE CAUSED BY MATERIAL INTERFERENCE WITH ACCESS THERETO

Highway Research Circular, Issue 59

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1966-11
HIGHEST COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK DO NOT AGREE AS TO WHETHER OWNER OF FEE OF STREET IS ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR INSTALLATION OF UTILITY FACILITIES BENEATH THE SURFACE OF A HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 59

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1966-10
A COURT IN OHIO RULES LOSS OF INDIRECT ACCESS TO MAIN HIGHWAY NOT COMPENSABLE BUT AVAILABILITY OF THAT ACCESS MUST BE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING VALUE OF PROPERTY BEFORE THE TAKING OF A PART THEREOF

Highway Research Circular, Issue 56

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1966-10
SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT DECIDES TRAFFIC NOISE AND LOSS OF VIEW AND BREEZE MAY BE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING AFTER VALUE OF PROPERTY EVEN THOUGH OTHER PROPERTIES IN AREA ARE AFFECTED BY THESE FACTORS

Highway Research Circular, Issue 56

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1966-10
NEW MEXICO DECIDES OWNERS NOT ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR CIRCUITY OF TRAVEL WHERE THEY RETAIN REASONABLE ACCESS TO A MAIN HIGHWAY TO WHICH THEY HAD PREVIOUSLY HAD DIRECT ACCESS

Highway Research Circular, Issue 56

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1966-09
HIGHEST COURT OF KANSAS DECIDES NO COMPENSATION IS PAYABLE TO ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS WHO NO LONGER HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO A MAIN HIGHWAY BUT WHO HAVE REASONABLE ACCESS THERETO BY MEANS OF A FRONTAGE ROAD

Highway Research Circular, Issue 48

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1966-09
SUPREME COURT OF COLORADO RULES OWNERS NOT ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR CIRCUITY OF TRAVEL AND DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC

Highway Research Circular, Issue 48

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1966-09
SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT DECIDES RELOCATION COSTS OF WATER AND SEWER FACILITIES MUST BE PAID BY THE SUB-DISTRICT WHICH OWNED THEM

Highway Research Circular, Issue 48

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1966-08
MARYLAND'S HIGHEST COURT RULES ACCESS TO EXISTING HIGHWAY MAY NOT BE DENIED UNDER THE POLICE POWER BUT MUST BE ACQUIRED BY CONDEMNATION

Highway Research Circular, Issue 38

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1966-08
HIGHEST COURT OF MICHIGAN RULES OWNERS MUST BE COMPENSATED FOR DAMAGES TO THEIR PROPERTY CAUSED BY CHANGE IN GRADE OF A HIGHWAY WITHIN EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 38

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1966-08
FLORIDA COURT RULES STATE DID NOT ABUSE DISCRETION IN TAKING SITE OF FUTURE CHURCH PARISH SINCE CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY COULD BE CONSIDERED IN CHOOSING LAND TO BE USED FOR FILL

Highway Research Circular, Issue 38

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1966-07
RHODE ISLAND SUPREME COURT HOLDS OWNER ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION FOR LOSS OF DIRECT ACCESS TO HIGHWAY WHERE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS WAS NOT COMMITTED TO CONSTRUCTING A FRONTAGE ROAD ADJACENT TO THAT HIGHWAY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 32

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1966-07
HIGHEST COURT OF MARYLAND DECIDES ORDINANCE REQUIRING REDUCTION OF ELEVATION OF LOTS AT CORNERS WAS A TAKING OF PROPERTY WITHOUT PAYMENT OF JUST COMPENSATION

Highway Research Circular, Issue 32

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1966-07
NEW YORK COURT DECIDES UTILITY COMPANY ENTITLED TO BE REIMBURSED FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN PROTECTING ITS PIPELINE FROM PRESSURE OF NEW ROAD

Highway Research Circular, Issue 32

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1966-07
NEW YORK COURT RULES CITY MUST PAY RELOCATION COSTS OF WATER COMPANY BECAUSE IT INITIATED THE STREET-WIDENING PROJECT

Highway Research Circular, Issue 32

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1966-06
TEXAS SUPREME COURT RULES OWNER ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION IF HE HAS NO REASONABLE ACCESS TO HIS PROPERTY, BUT COMPENSATION IS NOT PAYABLE IF ACCESS TO ONE STREET IS CUT OFF BUT HE RETAINS ACCESS TO ANOTHER STREET

Highway Research Circular, Issue 28

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1966-06
NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT RULES SUIT BY BOARD OF EDUCATION CLAIMING HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION WOULD SO DAMAGE SCHOOL AS AMOUNT TO A TAKING WAS PREMATURE

Highway Research Circular, Issue 28

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1966-06
SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY RULES STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER CAN ACQUIRE PARK LAND WITHOUT CONSENT OF A PARK COMMISSION

Highway Research Circular, Issue 28

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1966-05
NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT RULES TAKING OF EASEMENT FOR SIGN CONTROL CANNOT BE SEPARATEDLY EVALUATED BECAUSE OWNERS ONLY ENTITLED TO DECREASE IN VALUE OF LAND CAUSED BY THE TAKING

Highway Research Circular, Issue 21

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1966-05
FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT RULES GAS COMPANY NOT ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION WHEN FORMER STREET UNDER WHICH ITS PIPELINE WAS LAID WAS CONDEMNED

Highway Research Circular, Issue 21

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1966-05
NEW YORK COURT RULES CITY MUST PAY COSTS OF RELOCATING UTILITY FACILITIES REQUIRED BY CLOSING OF STREET IN CONNECTION WITH URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT WHICH WAS A PROPRIETARY FUNCTION

Highway Research Circular, Issue 21

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1966-05
SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA RULES TRIAL COURT ERRED IN HOLDING HIGHWAY COMMISSION WAS UNREASONABLE IN CONDEMNING SCHOOL PROPERTY FOR A CONTROLLED-ACCESS FACILITY

Highway Research Circular, Issue 21

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