- An
exaction is a
concept in US real
property law
where a
condition for
development is
imposed on a
parcel of land that
requires the
developer to mitigate...
-
property to halt ****ure
violence is
sufficient to
commit the offense.
Exaction refers not only to
extortion or the
demanding and
obtaining of something...
- (Docket No. 22-1074) is a
United States Supreme Court case
regarding permit exactions under the
Takings Clause. The
Supreme Court held, in a
unanimous opinion...
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maintenance of the
Government which protects him, it is
plain that the
exaction of more than this is
indefensible extortion and a
culpable betrayal of...
- has
identified several criteria for
identifying when an
exaction,
including monetary exactions,
becomes a
taking that
requires compensation under the Fifth...
- been
diminished by "the
unreasonable and
uncharitable usurpations and
exactions" of the Pope. The King had much
support from the
Church under Cranmer...
- po****tion. By
January 1808,
there were
executions of
persons who
resisted the
exactions of the French. The
situation was dangerous, but it
would need a trigger...
- 5th-century accounts, the
bagaudae are
often cited,
social uprisings against tax
exaction and feudalization,
largely ****ociated to
Vasconic unrest. Old historical...
- are
applied to the
exaction and impact-fee
debate as well. The
Court struck down California’s
policy of “anything goes” for
exaction requirements, and...
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introduce an
additional duty on wool, but this unpo****r maltolt, or "unjust
exaction", was soon abandoned. Then, from 1336 onwards, a
series of
schemes aimed...
