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Thomas J. Miceli1994

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Regulatory Takings: When Should Compensation Be Paid?

Thomas J. Miceli · Kathleen Segerson

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Year1994

Typearticle

Published1994-06-01

VenueThe Journal of Legal Studies

ISSN-L0047-2530

Languageen

Citations104

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ShelfProperty Rights and Legal Doctrine

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