Karen’s property is being taken by the city to be used as the site for a new school. What rights does Karen have in connection with this taking? Can Karen stop the city from taking her property?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The city’s taking of Karen’s property is by exercise of the city’s right of eminent domain. Karen has a right to be notified of the taking and has a right to a judicial hearing before the property is taken. Karen has the right to challenge the city to prove that the taking is necessary for a public use. Karen also has the right to be paid fair market value for her property.
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