You purchase 150 acres of property in the Oregon mountains that is zoned for residential construction. Before you build a home, the Oregon legislature passes the Preservation Act, which prohibits construction. Your land is nearly worthless now and you sue. Your basis for a suit against Oregon is:

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The correct basis for a suit would likely involve a claim of an unconstitutional taking of property without just compensation under the Fifth Amendment, which is not listed among the provided options. The choices given do not accurately describe a legal basis for a suit in this scenario.

You Purchase 150 Acres of Property in the Oregon Mountains