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The state will have to pay RD$520 million for expropriated land in Samaná

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The Dominican Republic's Constitutional Court has issued a final ruling requiring the state to pay RD$520.49 million to Hacienda Fondeur. The decision follows the court's rejection of a review appeal filed by the government agency Bienes Nacionales regarding the compensation for land previously expropriated in the province of Samaná.

This ruling confirms a prior judicial condemnation against the state, effectively concluding the legal dispute over the valuation and acquisition of the property. The resolution mandates the state to fulfill the payment obligation to the affected party.

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