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confiscatory Substantive Due Process	141) The tribunal held that the environmental purpose for the taking of property did not "alter the legal character of the taking for which adequate compensation must be paid" and that environmental measures, "no matter how laudable and beneficial to society as a whole," were similar to other expropriatory measures, and therefore compensable. Recapturing public power: is investment arbitration's engagement of ... by Choudhury, Barnali / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law 77) An important part of the decision was the Panel's holding that a regulatory measure, taken by a government, could have an expropriatory effect. NAFTA Chapter XI and Canada's environmental sovereignty: investment ... by Cumming, Joseph; Froehlich, Robert / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review Expropriatory Intent: Defining the Proper Boundaries of Substantive Due Process and the Takings Clause, 80 N. Winding toward the heart of the takings muddle: Kelo, Lingle, and ... by Baron, Jane B. / Fordham Urban Law Journal	expression of opinion for or against expression of pain expression of satisfaction expression of views expression of will expressionless expressions expressive expressive of opinion expressly Expressum facit cessare tacitum expressway exprimere exprobate exprobation exprobrate exprobratio exprobration exprobrative exprobratory Expromission Exprommissor expropriate expropriated expropriation expropriatory expugnable expulsio expulsion expulsion of a fetus expunction Expunction Virginia Expunction, New Jersey expunge expunge the record of expurgate expurgated expurgation exquisite exsanguis exsect exsection exsequi exsistere exsolvere exspectatio exspirare exspiratio exspoliare extant extemperaneous	expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriation expropriation expropriation expropriation expropriation Expropriation of the Expropriators expropriations expropriations expropriations expropriations expropriator expropriator expropriator expropriators expropriators expropriatory EXPS EXPT exptl Expugn expugnable expugnable Expugnation Expugner Expulse Expulser expulsio expulsion expulsion expulsion expulsion Expulsion (disambiguation) Expulsion (disambiguation) expulsion fuse expulsion of a fetus expulsion order expulsion-fuse unit expulsions expulsions expulsive expulsive expulsive expulsive pain expulsive stage of labor expunction expunction

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141) The tribunal held that the environmental purpose for the taking of property did not "alter the legal character of the taking for which adequate compensation must be paid" and that environmental measures, "no matter how laudable and beneficial to society as a whole," were similar to other expropriatory measures, and therefore compensable.

Recapturing public power: is investment arbitration's engagement of ... by Choudhury, Barnali / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

77) An important part of the decision was the Panel's holding that a regulatory measure, taken by a government, could have an expropriatory effect.

NAFTA Chapter XI and Canada's environmental sovereignty: investment ... by Cumming, Joseph; Froehlich, Robert / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review

Expropriatory Intent: Defining the Proper Boundaries of Substantive Due Process and the Takings Clause, 80 N.

Winding toward the heart of the takings muddle: Kelo, Lingle, and ... by Baron, Jane B. / Fordham Urban Law Journal