Ronald W. Kruse and Sylvia A. Kruse v. Village of Chagrin Falls, Ohio

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• holding that Ohio’s inverse condemnation remedy is uncertain, confusing, and lacks statutory authority
• explaining why cases involving literal takings, including physical invasions or occupations, are treated differently than cases involving regulatory takings
• “Levin, however, was not decided until 1994, well after the Kruses had begun their heretofore fruitless attempt to obtain compensation from the Village for its taking of their property.”

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