Is the owner of a condemned commercial property entitled to the compensation the tenant receives for loss of goodwill?
Thee Aguila, Inc. v. Century Law Group, LLP Facts: A commercial property is condemned under the...
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by Benjamin J. Smith | Oct 7, 2019 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 2
Thee Aguila, Inc. v. Century Law Group, LLP Facts: A commercial property is condemned under the...
Read Moreby Nicole Jessen | Oct 25, 2013 | Commercial, Investment, Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Facts: A business owner operated their business on a parcel of land. The business had yet to become profitable. The state condemned the property through eminent domain and compensated the owner for the taking in an amount which did not include compensation for any loss of business goodwill. The owner hired an expert to determine the amount of business goodwill lost due to the taking, who determined the owner lost a quantifiable amount of business goodwill.
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