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Case Study: Compensation For Rented Property
Compensation for Rented Property
In the event a property seized under eminent domain is rented or leased, it may be required that both the property owner and the tenant be compensated. The valuation of compensation for rented property in such a case may differ depending on whether the lease or rental agreement contained a condemnation clause. In some eminent domain cases, such a tenant may be entitled to receive a significant portion of eminent domain compensation made for the property.
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