Delaware § 1727 Legislative approval of the condemnation of lands devoted to public use

Delaware Statutes

§ 1727 — Legislative approval of the condemnation of lands devoted to public use

Delaware § 1727

Title17

Ch. 17DELAWARE-NEW JERSEY COMPACT

Subch.Effectuation; Commissioners

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Del. Code tit. 17, § 1727 (2026).

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The Delaware River and Bay Authority shall not exercise its power of eminent domain to condemn any property, devoted to a public use, of the State, or any municipality, county, local government, agency, public authority or commission thereof, or any 1 or more of them, for any purpose other than a crossing without having first secured legislative authorization and approval of each specific condemnation of property by act of the General Assembly.

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The Delaware River and Bay Authority shall not exercise its power of eminent domain to condemn any property, devoted to a public use, of the State, or any municipality, county, local government, agency, public authority or commission thereof, or any 1 or more of them, for any purpose other than a crossing without having first secured legislative authorization and approval of each specific condemnation of property by act of the General Assembly.