APPENDIX I-SYNOPTIC ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATION AUTHORIZING SEIZURE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 1 -Continued

Compensation

President shall determine
just compensation as of
the time the property is
taken; if owner is dissatis-
fied, he shall be promptly
paid 75 percent of the
amount determined by
the President and may sue
within three years in the
district courts or the
Court of Claims, regard-
less of the amount in-
volved, for the rest of
"just compensation."
Under existing statutes for
condemnation. Immediate
possession given only
upon deposit of amount
"estimated to be just
compensation," 75 percent
of which is immediately
paid without prejudice
to the owner.

1 Governmental possession of the Nation's railroads taken on Dec. 28, 1917, was specifically terminated by statute on Mar. 1, 1920, prior to the end of the "war." See § 200 of the
Transportation Act of 1920, 41 Stat. 456, 457.

APPENDIX II.-SUMMARY OF SEIZURES OF INDUSTRIAL PLANTS AND FACILITIES BY THE PRESIDENT*

WORLD WAR 1 PERIOD 3

Failure to fill compulsory order.

Req. 781 B/C, Ord. No. 612, dated 9/23/18.

Act of Aug. 29, 1916. Food and Fuel Act of 1917.

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2/25/19 Order of Secretary of War,

Failure to fill compulsory order.

Anti-union discrimination
terminated operation by the
National Operating Co. a
Government corporation.

WORLD WAR II PERIOD-SEIZURES CONNECTED WITH LABOR DISPUTES 1. BEFORE PEARL HARBOR

Agreement of parties on
National Defense
Mediation Board
recommendation.