Inverse condemnation occurs when an owner simply gives private property to the government without accepting any compensation.

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Inverse condemnation occurs when the government takes or damages private property without following proper eminent domain procedures, but the owner is still entitled to compensation. It is the opposite of a typical condemnation action where the government takes property through eminent domain and provides just compensation to the owner.

Inverse Condemnation Occurs When an Owner Simply Gives Private Property