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Eminent Domain

New York Eminent-Domain Agency Takes Tuck-It-Away Self Storage to Court

The New York City land-use conflict involving a successful eminent-domain claim on Tuck-It-Away Self Storage in Manhattan goes on, as self-storage owner Nicholas Sprayregen and the land developer have not been able to agree on a sales price. As a result, the Empire State ...More
February 8, 2012
Posted in News, Legal Issues
Derrel’s Mini Storage Owner Ready to File Lawsuit Against City in CA Self-Storage Eminent Domain Case

The owner of Derrel's Mini Storage is prepared to file a lawsuit against the city of Visalia, Calif., over a case of eminent domain. ...More
September 12, 2011
Posted in News, Legal Issues
Derrel’s Mini Storage Owner Battles City, Homeowner in CA Self-Storage Eminent Domain Case

The owner of Derrel's Mini Storage is citing eminent domain and threatening to sue the city after his proposed development in Visalia, Calif., stalled because of a dispute with a resident. ...More
August 26, 2011
Posted in News, Construction, Development, Legal Issues
Ohio Self-Storage Owners Sue Village of Waynesville Over $5K Sewer Repair Bill

The owners of Uni-Store in Ohio are suing the village of Waynesville after being forced to pay $5,300 for repairs to a sewer line they believe should be the responsibility of the state. ...More
August 12, 2011
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Management
U.S. Supreme Court Will Not Hear N.Y. Self-Storage Eminent Domain Case

Self-storage owner Nicholas Sprayregen has ultimately lost his battle in a New York eminent domain case as the U.S. Supreme Court refuses Monday to reconsider the legality of his case. ...More
December 13, 2010
Posted in News, Legal Issues
U.S. Supreme Court Considers Hearing N.Y. Self-Storage Eminent Domain Case

One self-storage owner’s battle against eminent domain continues as the U.S. Supreme Court meets today to consider whether it will re-evaluate the legality of the case. ...More
December 10, 2010
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Management
Self-Storage and Eminent Domain: A New York Facility Operator Fights the State in a No-Holds-Barred Battle

Nicholas Sprayregen, owner of Tuck-It-Away Self Storage Inc., found himself in a six-year legal battle in New York when the state used eminent domain power to acquire his private property for an expansion of Columbia University. In June, the New York Court of Appeals ruled ...More
July 30, 2010 Jim Chiswell
Posted in Articles, Legal Issues, Real Estate
N.Y. Self-Storage Owner Loses Land in Eminent Domain Case

After months of court battles and appeals, a Manhattan self-storage owner has lost his fight in a New York eminent domain case. ...More
June 24, 2010
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Real Estate
Manhattan Self-Storage Owner Continues to Battle Case of Eminent Domain

The case of a self-storage owner battling Columbia University over a proposed expansion continues June 1. The Empire State Development Corp., the state body that approved eminent domain for the project last December, formally appealed the decision in January and will ...More
May 3, 2010
Posted in News, Real Estate
Manhattan Self-Storage Owner Victorious in Eminent Domain Case

Yesterday a New York appeals court ruled that the state could not use eminent domain on behalf of Columbia University to take land from self-storage owner Nicholas Sprayregen and the owner of two gas stations. ...More
December 4, 2009
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Real Estate

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