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Sweet Vs. Rechel
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- Oct 21, 1895
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U.S. 380 (1895) U.S. Supreme Court Sweet v. RechelSearch
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U.S. 380 (1895) Sweet v. RechelSearch
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in 1869, a bill in equity was brought under the statute, reported in 109 Mass. 438, the case being Cobb v. BostonSearch
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limits of legislative authority, the existence of the circumstances necessary to support it must be presumed. Talbot v. HudsonSearch
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means as could be effectively supplied only by municipal authority acting under legislative sanction. In Dingley v. BostonSearch
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In Hingham & Quincy Bridge & Turnpike Co. v. CountySearch
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Page 159 U. S. 396 But the validity of the act of 1867 is questioned on the ground, not suggested in Dingley v. BostonSearch
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provision at all for compensation to such individuals. In support of this position, reference is made to Bancroft v. CambridgeSearch
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right to sell the property after it was improved, and put the proceeds into its treasury. Brooklyn Park Commissioners v. ArmstrongSearch
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property where such use would be injurious to the public health. For, as said by Chief Justice Shaw in Commonwealth v. AlgerSearch
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the end in view, authorizes the same property to be appropriated by the public, is illustrated by Commonwealth v. TewksburySearch
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Page 159 U. S. 400 The principle is also illustrated by the case of Turner v. NyeSearch
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Salem v. EasternSearch
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Reasonable compensation and just compensation mean the same thing. In Haverhill Bridge Proprietors v. CountySearch
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A leading case upon this point is Connecticut River Railroad v. FranklinSearch
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citing, among other cases, Boston & Lowell Railroad v. SalemSearch
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certain compensation, without being subjected to undue risk or unreasonable delay. In the later case of Brickett v. HaverhillSearch
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United States that forbids the taking of private property for public use without just compensation. In Cherokee Nation v. SouthernSearch
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Page 159 U. S. 404 In Kennedy v. IndianapolisSearch
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Susquehanna Railroad v. NesbitSearch
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and interest of the owner in the land condemned when it paid or tendered the value so ascertained. In Bloodgood v. RailroadSearch
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So, in People v. HaydenSearch
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Brinckerhoff v. WempleSearch
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Rogers v. BradshawSearch
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Baker v. JohnsonSearch
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Hill 342, 347. In Stacy v. VermontSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Sweet v. RechelSearch
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Cobb v. BostonSearch
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Talbot v. HudsonSearch
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In Dingley v. BostonSearch
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Dingley v. BostonSearch
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Bancroft v. CambridgeSearch
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Brooklyn Park Commissioners v. ArmstrongSearch
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Commonwealth v. AlgerSearch
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Commonwealth v. TewksburySearch
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of Turner v. NyeSearch
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In Haverhill Bridge Proprietors v. CountySearch
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Connecticut River Railroad v. FranklinSearch
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Boston & Lowell Railroad v. SalemSearch
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of Brickett v. HaverhillSearch
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In Cherokee Nation v. SouthernSearch
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In Kennedy v. IndianapolisSearch
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In Baltimore & Susquehanna Railroad v. NesbitSearch
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In Bloodgood v. RailroadSearch
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People v. HaydenSearch
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Brinckerhoff v. WempleSearch
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In Stacy v. VermontSearch
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