Private property:
Requirement of
just compensa-
tion if taken by
General Assem-
bly for public
use..
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Sec. 40. The General
Assembly shall enact no
Law authorizing private
property to be taken for
public use, without just
compensation, as agreed
upon between the parties,
or awarded by a jury,
being first paid, or tend-
ered, to the party en-
titled to such compensa-
tion.
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Sec. 40. The General
Assembly shall enact no
Law authorizing private
property, to be taken for
public use, without just
compensation, as agreed
upon between the parties,
or awarded by a jury,
being first paid, or tend-
ered to the party, en-
titled to such compensa-
tion.
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Sec. 39. The General
Assembly shall enact no
law authorizing private
property to be taken for
public use without just
compensation as agreed
upon between the parties
or awarded by a jury,
being first paid or tend-
ered to the party en-
titled to such compensa-
tion.
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Sec. 46. The Legisla-
ture shall enact no law
authorizing private prop-
erty to be taken for pub-
lic use without just com-
pensation as agreed upon
between the parties or
awarded by a jury, being
first paid or tendered to
the party entitled to such
compensation.
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Private property:
Exceptions to
Just compensa-
tion by General
Assembly:
Baltimore City,
Baltimore County,
and Montgomery
County.
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Sec. 40A. The Gen-
eral Assembly shall en-
act no law authorizing
private property to be
taken for public use with-
out just compensation, to
be agreed upon between
the parties, or awarded
by a jury, being first
paid or tendered to the
party entitled to such
compensation, but where
such property, is situated
in Baltimore City and is
desired by this State or
by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, the
General Assembly may
provide that such prop-
erty may be taken im-
mediately upon payment
therefor to the owner
or owners thereof by the
State or by the Mayor
and City Council of Bal-
timore, or into court,
such amount as the State
or the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, as
the case may be, shall
estimate to be the fair
value of said property,
provided such legislation
also requires the pay-
ment of any further sum
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