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Property, Tenant and Business Owner's Guide to Eminent Domain in Florida

by Dale a Bruschi Esq
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Feb 2015
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This book will give the reader a guide to eminent domain in Florida. It will guide the reader through a complete eminent domain process from first offer by the government to the appellate process. This guide will help the property owner, the tenant and the business owner who are threatened with eminent domain, or just want to know more about the eminent domain process, should their property ever be condemned.

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PublishedFeb 12, 2015
ISBN-101478338512
ISBN-139781478338512
LanguageEnglish

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