-
takings) and
United States v.
Pewee Coal Co. (operating
losses caused by
government operations of a mine
seized during World War II). In most
takings...
-
interrogated while in
police custody. The
Fifth Amendment also
contains the
Takings Clause,
which allows the
federal government to take
private property only...
-
Constitution governments are
required to pay just
compensation for such
takings. The
amendment is
incorporated to the
states via the Due
Process Clause...
- Viswasam,
Kanchana 3,
Nerkonda Paarvai,
Kaithi power Kollywood's
theatrical takings in 2019 to Rs 1000 cr". Firstpost. 4
December 2019.
Archived from the original...
- 3 billion
globally which was 28.7% of
global box
office revenue. UK box-office
takings totalled £1.25 billion in 2019, with
around 176 million admissions. In...
- Viswasam,
Kanchana 3,
Nerkonda Paarvai,
Kaithi power Kollywood's
theatrical takings in 2019 to Rs 1000 cr". Firstpost. 4
December 2019.
Archived from the original...
-
confuses worldwide and
North American grosses.
Other sources state that the
takings for
Forever Amber ($8 million) and Life with
Father ($6.5 million) were...
- who saw the
mission as
exceedingly risky.[citation needed]
Armed hostage takings,
particularly those planned (e.g., by a
terrorist group) for political...
- A
prize of war (also
called spoils of war,
bounty or booty) is a
piece of
enemy property or land
seized by a
belligerent party during or
after a war or...
-
Public use is a
legal requirement under the
Takings Clause ("nor
shall private property be
taken for
public use
without just compensation") of the Fifth...
