Schwartz v. Planning & Zoning Commission

How courts have described this case

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• holding that just compensation means the actual value in money of the property
• holding that just compensation means the actual value in money of the property
• stating that just compensation does not include benefits, advantages, or damages incidental to the interest in real property and caused by the public project
• stating that just compensation does not include benefits, advantages, or damages incidental to the interest in real property and caused by the public project
• noting that it is for the Legislature to decide what, if any, other incidental damages are to be awarded beyond the Constitutional minimum of just compensation in a condemnation case
• noting that it is for the Legislature to decide what, if any, other incidental damages are to be awarded beyond the Constitutional minimum of just compensation in a condemnation case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).