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Compensation assessment practices in expropriation of customary land rights in Malawi
Providing various public infrastructure requires a lot of land that is normally expropriated from private and/or customary owners as government may not have it, in return for compensation to cover the expropriatory losses occasioned. Commonly, such compensation is assessed based on market value. Whi...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2022
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