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Patashnik on Physical Takings, Regulatory Takings, and Water Rights

By Paul Boudreaux

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Josh Patashnik (JD Candidate, Stanford) has posted Physical Takings, Regulatory Takings, and Water Rights, forthcoming in the Santa Clara Law Review (2010). The abstract: Alleged takings of property are divided into two broad categories: physical takings claims, which are categorically...

Full post as published by Land Use Prof Blog on May 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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