Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission v. Utilities, Inc.

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• holding that a statute that required that the value of all property that was contributed to the utility as CIAC be deducted in an eminent domain proceeding violated the constitutional prohibition against a taking without just compensation
• noting that “WSSC is a state agency, vested with broad authority to construct and operate water supply, sewerage, and storm water management systems in Prince George’s and Montgomery Counties”
• holding statute requiring the value of all property contributed to the utility as a CIAC be deducted in an eminent domain proceeding violated the constitutional prohibition against a taking without just compensation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).