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    The document compares three powers of the state - taxation, police power, and eminent domain. It outlines key differences between them in areas like who exercises the authority, the purpose, persons affected, limitations on imposition amounts, importance, relationship to the constitution, and limitations. Taxation is exercised by government to support itself, can be unlimited, but is inferior to the non-impairment clause. Police power is exercised by government to protect public welfare, is limited in scope, and superior to the non-impairment clause. Eminent domain is exercised by government and private utilities for public use, requires no set amount but just compensation, and is also superior to the non-impairment clause.

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    The document compares three powers of the state - taxation, police power, and eminent domain. It outlines key differences between them in areas like who exercises the authority, the purpose, persons affected, limitations on imposition amounts, importance, relationship to the constitution, and limitations. Taxation is exercised by government to support itself, can be unlimited, but is inferior to the non-impairment clause. Police power is exercised by government to protect public welfare, is limited in scope, and superior to the non-impairment clause. Eminent domain is exercised by government and private utilities for public use, requires no set amount but just compensation, and is also superior to the non-impairment clause.

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    Table Under Inherent Powers of The State

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    The document compares three powers of the state - taxation, police power, and eminent domain. It outlines key differences between them in areas like who exercises the authority, the purpose, persons affected, limitations on imposition amounts, importance, relationship to the constitution, and limitations. Taxation is exercised by government to support itself, can be unlimited, but is inferior to the non-impairment clause. Police power is exercised by government to protect public welfare, is limited in scope, and superior to the non-impairment clause. Eminent domain is exercised by government and private utilities for public use, requires no set amount but just compensation, and is also superior to the non-impairment clause.

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    TABLE UNDER INHERENT POWERS OF THE STATE

    COMPARISON OF THE THREE POWERS OF THE STATE

    Point of Difference Taxation Police Power Eminent Domain


    Exercising Authority government Government Government and
    private utilities
    Purpose For the support of the To protect the general For public use
    government welfare of the people
    Persons affected Community or class Community and class Owner of the
    of individuals of individuals property
    Amount of Imposition Unlimited (tax is Limited (imposition No amount imposed
    based on govt needs) is limited to cover (te govt just pays
    cost of regulation) compensation)
    Importance Most important Most superior Important
    Relationship with the Inferior to the “Non- Superior to the Non- Superior to the “Non-
    Constitution impairment Clause impairment Clause impairment Clause
    “of the constitution “of the constitution “of the constitution
    Limitation Constitutional and “Public interest and Public purpose and
    inherent limitations due process just compensation

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