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Begin by filling in your name(s) as the landowner(s) in the designated fields at the top of the form.
Next, enter the offered amount in the space provided next to 'offer of $_____'.
Indicate whether you prefer a lump sum payment or annual payments by checking the appropriate box. If choosing annual payments, specify the number of years in the provided field.
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What are the three requirements for eminent domain?

Here are three key requirements you should be aware of: Public Purpose or Use: Eminent domain can only be exercised when there is a genuine public purpose or use. Just Compensation: Due Process of Law:

What happens if you refuse eminent domain?

When you refuse to accept the governments offer in an eminent domain case, it triggers a series of legal steps aimed at resolving the dispute. The first formal action taken by the government is the initiation of legal proceedings. This involves the government filing a lawsuit to assert its eminent domain authority.

Can you get around eminent domain?

Properties with historical or cultural significance may also be exempt from eminent domain acquisitions in some jurisdictions. These can include buildings, landmarks, and sites that have played an important role in the history or cultural identity of a particular community or region.