by David Ganje | Feb 3, 2022 | Eminent Domain, New York & South Dakota Law, Oil and Gas Law
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Landowners continue to gather and plan meetings as Summit Carbon Solutions has applied for a carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline permit in Iowa. “In the coming weeks we will be filing our permits in South Dakota and North Dakota,” said Jim...
by David Ganje | Dec 2, 2016 | Corporate & Business Law, Eminent Domain, Energy Law, Environmental Litigation, New York & South Dakota Law, Pipelines, Real Estate Law, Seizure of Collateral, South Dakota Law, South Dakota Oil & Gas Law, Title Curative Oil & Gas
The use of eminent domain (condemnation) is a modern legal problem. Condemnation is the taking of property for a public and in some cases a private interest. Condemnation is a legally sanctioned sword. My argument in this article is not that eminent domain as a...
by David Ganje | Oct 12, 2016 | Corporate & Business Law, Curative Action to Correct Title Defects, Eminent Domain, Environmental Law, Environmental Litigation, Management of Water Systems, Managment of Water Rights, Natural Resources Law, Natural Resources Litigation, North Dakota Environmental Law, North Dakota Law, Real Estate Law, Reclamation Law, Surface Water Issues, Water Law, Water Law, Water Permitting, Water Regulation, Water Rights, Water Systems Security
Free Land – If You Can Keep It It seems everyone is looking for newfound money whether in the form of land or the lottery. Let us look at the miracle of “new land” obtained by accretion along a riverbank as a phenomena of newfound money. Property boundaries matter...
by David Ganje | Feb 13, 2016 | Corporate & Business Law, Eminent Domain, Environmental Law, Lost Mineral Interests, Managment of Water Rights, Mineral Rights, Natural Resources Law, Natural Resources Litigation, Real Estate Law, Seizure of Collateral, Water Drainage Issues, Water Law, Water Law, Water Law; Environmental Law; Security Law, Water Permitting, Water Rights
Is the Trump Option Available In SD For Condemnation? Eminent domain is one of the toughest and most controversial legal powers available to a government, but the South Dakota legislature has so far failed to manage it properly. Eminent domain allows a governmental...
by David Ganje | Feb 7, 2016 | Corporate & Business Law, Eminent Domain, Environmental Law, New York & South Dakota Law, North Dakota Law, Water Law, Water Law, Water Law; Environmental Law; Security Law, Water Permitting, Water Regulation, Water Rights
Does Eminent Domain Apply to Water Rights? Eminent domain is one of the toughest and most controversial legal powers available to a government. The doctrine of eminent domain allows a governmental body to convert privately owned land to another use, often over the...
