Maloley v. City of Lexington

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• abutting landowner's access right means reasonable ingress and egress \from his [or her] premises by way of the street\
• takings clause of Nebraska Constitution prohibits both taking and damaging of property without just compensation and allows recovery for damages caused by temporary takings, as well as by perma- nent takings
• Neb. Const. art. 1, § 21, permits recovery for damages caused by temporary as well as permanent takings
• Neb. Const. art. I, § 21, permits recovery for damages caused by temporary as well as permanent takings
• property owner entitled to present evidence as to whether his “right of access has been destroyed or substantially impaired” due to temporary lack of access from road during jail construction project

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