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Legal Definitions - condemnor
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Definition of condemnor
Definition: A condemnor is a person or entity that expropriates property for public use.
For example, a city government may act as a condemnor to acquire land for a new highway or public park. The government would compensate the property owner for the fair market value of the land, but the owner would be required to give up their property.
This term is important in the field of real estate and property law, as it involves the government's power of eminent domain. The condemnor must follow specific legal procedures and provide just compensation to the property owner.
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Simple Definition
Term: CONDEMNOR
Definition: A condemnor is a person or entity that takes away someone's property for public use. This means that the owner of the property is forced to give it up, and the condemnor becomes the new owner.
Example: If the government needs to build a new road, they may need to take land from private owners. In this case, the government would be the condemnor, and the private owners would be forced to give up their land.
Related term: CONDENSATE
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