Damages to the Remainder - The Cost to Cure Impacts from Partial Takings May Be Considered When Determining Just Compensation

Damages to the remainder can be measured by evaluating the costs necessary to cure an impact of a taking. But Michigan law only allows cost to cure to be used when it is less than the total damages incurred. This post discusses cost to cure in a case where access was prevented unless a bridge was built.

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Damages to the Remainder - Examples of Cases in Which Civil Engineers Helped Establish Significantly Increased Just Compensation in Partial Taking Cases