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expropriate

to deprive (an owner) of (property) by taking it for public use.

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In this regard, this analysis of the evolution of expropriation provisions and investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) clauses not only stands to benefit future investment treaty negotiations in the context of OBOR, but also assists Chinese investors in identifying viable solutions for obtaining maximum treaty protection under the active BITs concluded between China and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries.

TOWARDS A BALANCED AND LIBERAL CHINESE BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATY REGIME IN THE CONTEXT OF ONE BELT ONE ROAD

Trump had earlier tweeted about "farm seizures and expropriations and the large-scale killing of farmers" in South Africa and asked Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to have a close look into the matter.

South Africa refutes Trump's 'farmer killing' allegations

Citing the policy, they have successfully curbed redistribution efforts by the government by refusing to have their property expropriated and also in many cases, demanding the state pay exorbitant prices for property intended for expropriation.

Trump Tells Pompeo To Probe South Africa's Land Reform Policy

THE trial court in Bicol has directed the provincial government of Camarines Sur to keep its hands off the expropriation proceedings of several lands owned by Bicol farmers to allow an airport-development project in the province under President Duterte's 'Build, Build, Build' slogan.

Court orders Camarines Sur execs to obey law in expropriation of farmlands

If the property owner's objections to the complaint were overruled, or when no party appears to defend as required by the Rules of Court, the court may issue an order of expropriation declaring that the government has a lawful right sought to be expropriated, for the public use or purpose described in the complaint, upon the payment of just compensation to be determined as of the date of the taking of the property or the filing of the complaint, whichever came first.

Selling land for a public purpose

The Expropriations Act then prescribes that "the approving authority shall consider the report of the inquiry officer and shall approve or not approve the proposed expropriation or approve the proposed expropriation with such modifications as the approving authority considers proper, but an approval with modifications shall not affect the lands of a registered owner who is not or has not been made a party to the hearing." (45) Following this the approval is properly certified.

Do Ontario school boards have too much statutory power? A comparison of expropriation and eminent domain in Ontario and Michigan

ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- The Council of State has issued a stay on a Cabinet decision for immediate expropriation of a tract of land the size of about 20,000 soccer fields for ystanbul's third airport which is under construction in the northern part of the city.

Council of State delays order of expropriation for 3rd airport

The move is intended to ease the burden on the cash-strapped state which has to pay an interest rate on the lump sums owed for expropriations.

Interest rate on expropriated land slashed

This changed with the introduction of the Ontario Expropriations Act (S.O.

Expropriating land: a balancing act

In addition to analyzing world investment trends, the 2011 edition of the annual report focuses on expropriation, examining the motivations of host-country governments in deciding whether to expropriate and the higher appropriation rate among non-democratic regimes.

World investment and political risk 2011; world investment trends and corporate perspectives, government takings and expropriations, the political risk insurance industry

As I demonstrated earlier, they may tend to over-invest if they are insulated from risk by a guarantee of compensated expropriations. (33) Consequently, neither zero compensation nor full compensation for expropriation is efficient under this model.

Canadian common law and civil law approaches to constructive takings: a comparative economic perspective