Compulsory acquisition limited to public purpose with legislatively specified compensation and minority-institution safeguards. Compulsory acquisition is limited to public purpose and must be by law prescribing how the amount payable is fixed or determined; such a law cannot be challenged on grounds of inadequacy of the amount or non-cash payment. For property of minority educational institutions, the State must ensure the amount fixed does not restrict or abrogate their constitutional guarantee, and specified speech-restriction provisions do not affect these acquisition laws.
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Compulsory acquisition limited to public purpose with legislatively specified compensation and minority-institution safeguards.
Compulsory acquisition is limited to public purpose and must be by law prescribing how the amount payable is fixed or determined; such a law cannot be challenged on grounds of inadequacy of the amount or non-cash payment. For property of minority educational institutions, the State must ensure the amount fixed does not restrict or abrogate their constitutional guarantee, and specified speech-restriction provisions do not affect these acquisition laws.
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