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The mission of the North Carolina Property Rights Coalition is to provide a unified voice to advocate public policy that protects and preserves private property while exposing the misuse of eminent domain, excessive regulations, and burdensome laws.
N.C. Property Rights Coalition
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- Jordan Lake Rules: Too strict or too watered down?
- Eminent Domain and Dirt
- Senate Votes to Take Alcoa's Dams
- Kieran Shanahan speaks out on state's efforts to s...
- Daren Bakst outlines annexation abuse in Wilmington
- John Locke Foundation explores property rights imp...
- Wilmington: Airport ready to cut elderly man's tr...
- Landlords irate at Cape Fear Public Utility Authority
- ATV club takes steps to satisfy Brunswick County r...
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1 comment:
I don't think this is a property rights issue. The guy sold his rights for a good chunk of consideration via the easement. If he didn't understand what was in the easement agreement, then maybe it's a contract dispute, but not a property rights issue. (I'm assuming he sold this easement of his own volition.)
Being pro-property rights does not mean being anti-business. Posting this as a property rights issue confuses the issue.
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