Property Rights Protection Act amends eminent domain laws to enhance transparency and protect property owners.
The Property Rights Protection Act amends South Carolina's eminent domain laws to enhance transparency and protect property owners. It mandates that any condemnor must provide written notice to a condemnee before initiating an appraisal. This notice must include details about the condemnor, the proposed project, the condemnee's rights, and the legal process. Additionally, it imposes a civil penalty for knowingly making false, fraudulent, or deceptive statements to a condemnee.
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