Perspective
Jan. 10, 2017
Cases are game changers for condemnation authorities
Two recent Court of Appeal decisions have made condemnation more difficult and expensive for the condemning authority. By Joan S. Smyth and Edward B. Kang
Two recent cases have made condemnation more difficult and expensive for the condemning authority. The first case, The People ex rel. Department of Transportation vs. Presidio Performing Arts Foundation, 5 Cal. App. 5th 190 (2016), changed the standard for establishing loss of goodwill, making it substantially easier for a property owner to overcome the hurdle of establishing the right to goodwill to ...
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