A new north-south interstate highway was being planned, and the route for the interstate went straight through Roy's property. Roy received a notice from the city stating that his property would be condemned and setting a hearing on the matter. Roy appeared at the hearing to contest the action, saying he had lived in this house for forty years, and strenuously objected to the city taking his property! The probable result is that: the city may take the property under the principle of adverse possession since it is for a public use and does not have to compensate Roy. the city may take the property under the principle of adverse possession since it is for a public use, as long as it pays Roy just compensation. the city may take the property under the principle of eminent domain since it is for a public use and does not have to compensate Roy. the city may take the property under the principle of eminent domain since it is for a public use, as long as it pays Roy just compensation