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Osborne, et al. v. The City of Wilmington - Hearing
Overview
Case Name:
Osborne, et al. v. The City of Wilmington - Hearing
Case Number:
3347-CC
Start Date:
May 29, 2008
End Date:
May 29, 2008
Description:
Senate Bill 194, sponsored by Laurel Democratic Sen. Robert L. Venables Sr., sailed through the Senate on a unanimous vote and moves to the House for consideration.
Venables' one-sentence bill states that government cannot use its power to condemn private property if its purpose is "to primarily generate public revenues through private land owners."
That wording renders the bill almost toothless, said Ed Osborne, who owns an auto repair shop in South Wilmington that is on the city's list for potential eminent-domain condemnation.
Venables' one-sentence bill states that government cannot use its power to condemn private property if its purpose is "to primarily generate public revenues through private land owners."
That wording renders the bill almost toothless, said Ed Osborne, who owns an auto repair shop in South Wilmington that is on the city's list for potential eminent-domain condemnation.
Parties
- Plaintiff - Ed Osborne
- Defense - City of Wilmington
Location & Judge
Judge:
William B Chandler III
Courthouse:
New Castle County Courthouse
500 North King Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
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500 North King Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
courts.delaware.gov/Courts/Court%20of%20Chancery/
Jurisdiction:
State Trial Court
Delaware Court Of Chancery
Delaware Court Of Chancery