Department of Transportation v. Arnold

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• the good will of a business operated on condemned property is an intangible property interest for which the business owner may seek damages
• the good will of a business operated on condemned property is an intangible property interest for which the business owner may seek damages
• the government’s acquisition of a slope easement deprived the landowner of control over the land and thus constituted a taking and any purported use of the land remaining in the landowner could not be used to mitigate his damages

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).