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See also: " to be fair " and "not all". Well actually , to be fair , not all men do that. Jan 9. From the phrase, 'It's the tail that wags the dog.
Jan 8. If You Know You Know. Last nights party was crazy iykyk. Jan 7. Scomo unknown. A person in charge who leaves things to others when a difficult or emergency situation arises. Jan 6. Kahoot unknown. Studies show that owners of condemned property often don't manage to secure the fair market value compensation the law requires. Perhaps Baltimore hopes to make the taking pay by low-balling Stronach.
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But that's unlikely to work in a case where the owner is a sophisticated commercial entity, with sufficient resources to hire topnotch lawyers and engage in prolonged litigation. Low-balling is far more effective in cases where the owners are poor, lacking in legal sophistication, or both. Moreover, Olson notes that the use of eminent domain here would send a terrible signal to other businesses considering investing in the city:.
The nation's seventh-biggest city and a jobs powerhouse as recently as 50 years ago, Baltimore now has little attraction for national employers it hosts no Fortune companies and has yielded ground in what was once a modestly successful finance and insurance sector, for which payrolls within the city have declined from 19, at the start of to 11, at the start of ….
The message to others that might think of coming to Baltimore? If you do, we'll consider your property—including your intellectual property and business relations—ours to grab in the future. That won't exactly get tomorrow's enterprising ambitions off to the races. Businesses considering moving to the city might choose to go somewhere else.
Some of those already in Baltimore would be more likely to move. These sorts of considerations are a big reason why local governments rarely try to condemn mobile assets , including intellectual property. Doing so is likely to cause them to flee the jurisdiction—or never come there in the first place. It is likely that Baltimore's ultimate goal is not really to condemn the Preakness, but to use the threat of eminent domain to force Stronach to give up its plan to leave. Indeed, eminent domain is probably a "Plan B" that will be used only if the city's other causes of action against Stronach which contend that state law bars them from moving the Preakness fail.
But even just using the threat of eminent domain to force a business to stay could still have a chilling effect on other potential investors. Moreover, it is far from clear that Baltimore will really benefit from forcibly retaining a business that is struggling in its current location. This is not the first time Maryland authorities have tried to use eminent domain to keep a prominent entertainment business from moving.
In , the state famously tried to condemn the Baltimore Colts to keep them from moving to Indianapolis. The plan failed when the franchise literally escaped in the dead of night. As Olson notes, the state used the threat of eminent domain to keep the Preakness from moving in —only to end up with an increasingly troubled enterprise, and a decaying race track. In , the state legislature considered , but ultimately rejected an ill-considered plan to condemn the popular TV show "House of Cards" in order to prevent it from filming in another state.
Baltimore would do well to learn from this history.
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