Lipson v. COLO. STATE DEPT.

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• explaining that de facto taking requirements are the condemnor’s physical entry, a physical ouster of the property owner, a legal interference with the physical use, possession or enjoyment of the property, or a legal interference with the owner’s power of disposition of the property
• explaining that de facto taking requirements are the condemnor's physical entry, a physical ouster of the property owner, a legal interference with the physical use, possession or enjoyment of the property, or a legal interference with the owner's power of disposition of the property

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