Abstract
Abstract In his two-part series entitled “Constitutional ‘Takings Clauses’ and the Regulation of Private Land Use,” 34 LAND USE L. & ZONING DIG. No. 10 at 4 and No. 11 at 4, Professor Robert Girard examined the relationship (or, as he sees it, the lack thereof) between overly stringent land use regulation and the constitutional proscription against taking private property for public use without paying compensation.
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