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An '''inverse condemnation''' is when government destroys the value of a piece of property without actually taking it and constructing a building on it.  Typically inverse condemnation is a project purportedly for public use, such as building a dam which results in the flooding of private property.
 
An '''inverse condemnation''' is when government destroys the value of a piece of property without actually taking it and constructing a building on it.  Typically inverse condemnation is a project purportedly for public use, such as building a dam which results in the flooding of private property.
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Property owners can then bring an "inverse condemnation action" for just compensation under the [[Fifth Amendment]] of the [[U.S. Constitution]].
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Property owners can then bring an "inverse condemnation action" for just compensation from government under the [[Fifth Amendment]] of the [[U.S. Constitution]].
 
[[category:Legal Terms]]
 
[[category:Legal Terms]]
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