Brad Owns a Piece of Land That Falls in the Path

question 20

Multiple Choice

Brad owns a piece of land that falls in the path of a new highway planned by the city. The city took Brad's land to build the highway, and , in return, gave him a new piece of land about a mile away. The city's power to do so is known as:

• A) causa mortis.
• B) restrictive covenant.
• C) easement appurtenant.
• D) dominant tenement.
• E) eminent domain.

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