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Hawaii Land Reform Act Of 1967

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Facts: An imbalance of land possession existed in Hawaii, which was dominated by a few. Mortgage holders rented the land under them. However, legislature presumed this to be unfair in that it skewed the States fee simple market and kept property values high. This became injurious to society. Legislature compelled its landowners to divide those properties. In 1967, Hawaii initiated its Land Reform Act of 1967 (Act), Haw. Rev. Detail., ch. 516. This act created an avenue which denounced those private tracts, thus, moved the proprietorship in those tracts to its existing tenants. Further, inhabitants on single family lots of no less than 5 acres of land were then able to request that the Hawaii Housing Authority (hereinafter referred to as HHA)
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