Tennessee § 11-14-407 - Condemnation or eminent domain prohibited — Exception.
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§ 11-14-407. Condemnation or eminent domain prohibited — Exception.
No property shall be acquired under this part through condemnation or the use of eminent domain under title 29, chapters 16 and 17, with the exception that condemnation or the use of eminent domain may be used to acquire, under this part, certain property in Scott and Campbell counties known as the “Koppers Properties.” Acts 1986, ch. 833, § 5; 1991, ch. 278, § 1. Compiler's Notes. Acts 1989, ch. 461, § 4 deleted the repeal of this section by Acts 1986, ch. 833, § 9. Cross-References. Koppers Properties, § 11-14-401 .
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