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Maryland Landowners Want Supreme Court to Weigh in on Eminent Domain Battle

The nonprofit says the case could limit utility access to private land and asks the justices to resolve a split over preliminary injunctions.

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Attorneys are now eyeing the highest court in the land as the next step in a years-long power struggle over landowners' rights.The nonprofit Pacific Legal Foundation has petitioned the United States Supreme Court to challenge the latest ruling in the case of the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, or MPRP."We see this as an eminent domain abuse type of case," Aaron Newell said.Newell, an attorney with the PLF, says the organization has been k…

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LexBlog broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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