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Bernard v. State

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  • 127 So. 2d 774

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  • holding that an action for “appropriation” of private property, i. e. the taking of property without compensation, may be maintained against the state, without the necessity of consent by the legislature

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Judges: Savoy, Hood and Culpepper

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