Why are courts often involved in cases concerning eminent domain? a. courts decide where a person will live after property is taken. b. courts the government decide how to use public land. c. courts control what is private land and what is public land. d. courts determine a fair price when property is taken.

The correct answer D) Courts help determine a fair price when property is taken.

Courts are often involved in cases concerning eminent domain because Courts help determine a fair price when property is taken.

Eminent Domain allows the government to take private property land for public benefits such as the construction of roads, damps, or bridges. The government had to pay for the land and it offers a price to the private owner. Some times the owner of the property does not agree with the amount of money the government is offering and he/she can ask the Court to settle the case. Then, the Court tries to settle the dispute finding the market price of the property and offering a fair price. That is why is true that Courts are often involved in cases concerning eminent domain because Courts help determine a fair price when property is taken.  

D. Courts help determine a fair price when property is taken.

Explanation:

Eminent dominion is the government's prerogative to restrict individual property in the name of public interest, as occurs in the social function of property. For this to happen the government has to establish a price for this private property. However, the property owner may not be satisfied as a price that the government has established so the property owner can call a court to decide the best price for the property.

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