Law360, New York ( September 11, 2013, 2:50 PM EDT) -- Eminent domain cases typically revolve around a "date of value" — the date on which property is valued in determining the amount of just compensation the condemning agency must pay. That date is set by statute; typically, it is the date on which the agency deposits the amount of "probable compensation" to be awarded....
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