BREAKING: Atlantic Yards Eminent Domain Suit Dismissed
A Federal Appeals Court has dismissed the eminent domain case brought against Atlantic Yards. It is the last remaining major legal challenge against the project. The decision can be still be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Forest City Ratner distributed copies of the 24-page ruling to the press. Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn quickly issued a statement saying that it would appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. Their statement is online here.
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posted by rsguskind at 12:13 PM
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The Judge should burn in hell along with Ratner and the rest of the Criminals involved
The next sound you hear will be vacuum created by all the tax payers who will be fleeing this once thriving and robust city, for a place where they will get something back for there tax dollars
this is a travesty...
can we boycott our tax collectors?
i refuse to pay for the destruction of the brooklyn i love, my brooklyn, AS IS!! and is MY OWN BROOKLYN RIGHT!
they always throw out law suits late friday afternoon have you noticed? it's like clockwork
It's about time. Now can we just move on and get it built?
There are real union jobs that will pay like Madison Sq. Garden does.
The money will start to flow down Flatbush and help all those neighborhoods.
And just a question, how much money has DDDB wasted on these frivolous, loosing lawsuits? Where did they get the money? DDDB is only taking suckers money and putting in their lawyers pockets.
That's the RIP-OFF!!
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