Texas Court Rules Deliberate Flooding of Private Property by State Government in Wake of Hurricane Harvey can be a Taking – Reason

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Texas Court Rules Deliberate Flooding of Private Property by State Government in Wake of Hurricane Harvey can be a Taking Reason

Earlier today, the Texas Court of Appeals for the First District issued a notable ruling in a takings case arising from deliberate flooding of private property by the …

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