National By-Products, Inc. v. City of Little Rock

How courts have described this case

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• finding that there was not an unconstitutional taking due to condemnation blight where allegations of damages were for diminution of property value and lost rental income, but not for interference with possession, use or enjoyment of the property
• interpreting Article II, section 22 of the Arkansas Constitution to require an intentional act by the governmental defendant
• “Construction of public-works projects would be severely impeded if the government could incur inverse condemnation liability merely by announcing plans to condemn property in the future.”
• \Construction of public-works projects would be severely impeded if the government could incur inverse condemnation liability merely by announcing plans to condemn property in the future.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).