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In wake of Tyler decision, lawsuits against St. Louis County begin

By: John Ramos

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In May of 2023, the United States Supreme Court ruled on the case of Tyler v. Hennepin, finding in f...

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3 COMMENTS

  1. Will be interesting to see how the Empire strikes back to recoup the 6+ mil.
    Put a vise grip on your wallets, folks.

  2. I would imagine there are also costs associated with the appraisal, marketing and sale of these properties that would also come off of any positive variance.

    • The US Supreme Court suggested that the costs associated with the appraisal, marketing and sale of these properties would be the counties’ responsibility…

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