What to read after Florida Eminent Domain Practice and Procedure 12th Edition?

When can government "take" private property for a "public" purpose? Can private property owners obtain restitution for partial takings and business damages? This manual is a comprehensive treatment of current legal practice, including detailed review of proceedings from both the condemnor's and condemnee's perspective. In addition to updated rules, statutes and recent case law, the latest edition offers.

• A new section on takings by utilities under federal law; nuisance abatement; interstate pipeline condemnation in federal court; vagueness; and motions in limine, motions for summary judgments,and motions to strike
• New material related to trial preparation, severance damages, easements, recurrent flooding, and regulatory takings
• Rewritten on project development and the environment; expert testimony; voir dire, the Bert Harris Act; substantive and procedural due process; equal protection; and statute of limitations
• Updated material on defenses; motions to amend; curing defects; appellate review; property valuation; nonmonetary benefits; and environmental concerns
• Elimination on public purpose; necessity; compliance to sustain a petition for condemnation; order of taking in inverse condemnation; appellate review; settlement negotiations; witness testimony; and mediation process