This Chapter makes provision for the expropriation of land in American Samoa by the Government for public purposes and for lease of public lands. Where possible, the Governor shall consult with the Legislature about proposed condemnation projects, and shall obtain the advice of the Legislature on all such projects. Compensation shall be paid. Land not used for the stated public purpose within five years of condemnation shall be returned to the owner. Lease of public lands for specified periods shall be subject to conditions relating to adjustment of rental fee and renegotiation of rent or special approval, as the case may be. Public funds may be used for relocation of displaced persons in accordance with rules laid down in the Chapter.
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Hupperts, Rudolph (CONSLEGB)
We are the licensing body and the official bar association for all of those who practice law in American Samoa. The American Samoa Bar Association serves to promote justice, the rule of law, and the interests of the legal system. We do this through public education, legislative review, promoting the judiciary, and advocating the rule of law. We also offer a legal scholarship to a student that shows exemplary academics and a desire to promote the rule of law in American Samoa.
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FAO Legal Office (FAOLEX)
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