That type of taking is called a Taking by Eminent Domain.
That right is called eminent domain.
it is called Eminent domain ^^
It reverts to the public domain.
it is called Eminent domain ^^
The Fifth Amendment guarantees the right to be paid for private property taken for public use under eminent domain.
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The state of Illinois to buy private property for public use
There's no right answer to this question, since it is an opinion. But personally, I'd say out of those three, it's Paris, because he's basically the one who started the Trojan War (unintentionally).
Yes, in theory, public domain means there is no copyright. However, there have been cases in which works that were clearly in the public domain have been given "restored" or "retro-active" copyright, making it potentially troublesome. Also, there are other non-copyright issues in some works, including the possibility of personal rights for an image of an individual, including the right of privacy, the right of publicity and commercial use of the image (e.g., to suggest sponsorship). You should also consider the fact that "public domain" in one country does not necessarily imply public domain in all other countries. A work could be copyrighted in one country and not copyrighted in another.
Eminent domain refers to the government's right to take ownership of personal property for public use and to compensate the owner (usually unfairly) for it.
Legally you can get it at public domain sites or from its right-holders if they choose to offer it free of charge.