- for
imposing the
exaction is to
offset the costs,
defined broadly in
economic terms, of the
development to the muni****lity.
Exactions are
similar to impact...
-
state (in present-day
Rajasthan in India)
against excessive land
revenue exactions.
Originating in the
former jagir (feudal estate) of
Bijolia (near the...
- that the
standard would only
apply to
adjudicative exactions, not
legislatively enacted exactions imposed upon "a
broad class of
property owners." The...
-
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...
-
property to halt ****ure
violence is
sufficient to
commit the offense.
Exaction refers not only to
extortion or the
demanding and
obtaining of something...
- led to
dissension among the
English nobility,
while John's
financial exactions to pay for his
unsuccessful attempts to
regain Normandy led in 1215 to...
-
March 30, 2011. Finally, as we are
unable to
conceive upon what
theory the
exaction by
government from the
citizen of the
performance of his
supreme and noble...
- been
diminished by "the
unreasonable and
uncharitable usurpations and
exactions" of the Pope. The King had much
support from the
Church under Cranmer...
-
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...
