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Florida Real Estate Course
Chapter 10
Florida Real Estate Practice Question
Which of the following statements best describes the legal relationship between "eminent domain" and "condemnation"?
Answer choices
A
Eminent domain is the government's inherent power to take private property for public use, while condemnation is the actual legal and administrative process used to exercise that power.
B
Condemnation is the state's constitutional authority to claim land, whereas eminent domain is the financial calculation of just compensation paid to the homeowner.
C
Eminent domain refers to the physical seizure of a property, whereas condemnation solely applies to properties that have been declared structurally unsafe or uninhabitable by code enforcement.
D
Condemnation is the power used to seize abandoned, heirless properties, and eminent domain is the public auction process used to legally sell them.
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