The U Constitution requires the pay...

The U Constitution requires the payment of just compensation to the holders of property taken by eminent domain. Despite this constitutional guaranty, securing adequate just compensation oftentimes involves expensive litigation that requires a quality owner to obtain the services of professionals similar as attorneys and appraisers. Professional remunerations and other litigation costs can add up to a significant percentage of the award of just compensation for the proscribeed property. Nevertheless, the Constitution does not oblige a condemning authority to reimburse a wealth owner for the costs associated with a condemnation proceeding. (1) The U predominant Court has explained that, while