Tellekamp v. Guilford County

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the statute of limitations ran from the time the relevant issue allowing plaintiff to determine its damages was “no longer subject to judicial change”
• state sued in Claims Court for reimbursement for emergency repair expenditures which were incurred during pendant District Court liability dispute amongst municipal, state, and federal entities
• state sued in Claims Court for reimbursement for emergency repair expenditures which were incurred during pendant District Court liability dispute amongst municipal, state, and federal entities
• “In order to make out a claim under the takings clause of the [F]ifth [Ajmendment, plaintiff must establish that it was the owner of property[.j”
• “[T]o make out a claim under the takings clause of the [F]ifth [Ajmendment [to the United States Constitution], plaintiff must establish that it was the owner of the property” that was allegedly taken.
• “In order to make out a claim under the takings clause of the [Fjifth [Ajmendment, plaintiff must establish that it was the owner of property, and that such property was taken by the United States for a public purpose.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).