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Posted by 37 chief on October 29, 2005 at 22:21:25 from (68.7.223.14):
A while back here in San Diego, the city thought it would be nice to get rid of a Cigar store and coffee shop owned by a guy trying to make a living. In place of it the city thought a Hotel would be a better source of income to the city. The city used the eminent domain law and forced the small guy to sell to the Marriott Hotel chain. The little guy took the city to court and won a judgement against the city for 7.7 million for unfairly taking his properity. Some times the little guy does come out ahead in this country, but not very often. Stan.
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