It turns out that the Regent Hotel, which has been situated on the property for 27 years, is actually partially situated on property owned by the adjoining farm.All of the parking facilities are on property owned by the neighboring Geist family.The family realizes the problem when they have a land survey done before selling their farm to a developer to build lakefront homes.They offer to sell the land to the hotel for 30% below current market value.The hotel refuses saying "Not a dime, not now, not ever!"The family now sues to eject the hotel off of the property or have them pay for the land.The hotel's best argument to avoid moving the garage or paying for the property is:

Group of answer choices

Adverse Possession

Eminent Domain

Tenancy-by-the-Entirety

The just compensation clause of the U.S. Constitution does not require payment for the property under these circumstances.