Mid Gulf, Inc. v. Bishop

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• whether city's regulations unreasonable and a taking a question of law for the court
• whether city’s regulations unreasonable and a taking a question of law for the court
• claims arising out of City's denial of building permit dismissed on ripeness grounds
• “Kansas courts have routinely held that for inverse condemnation to lie, it is usually required that an entity with eminent domain authority acquire possession of the property in question and control the property to the exclusion of the owner.”
• “Kansas courts have routinely held that for inverse condemnation to lie, it is usually required that an entity with eminent domain authority acquire possession of the property in question and control the property to the exclusion of the owner.”
• “Kansas courts have routinely held that for inverse condemnation to lie, it is usually required that an entity with eminent domain authority acquire possession of the property in question and control the property to the exclusion of the owner.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).