sentences:  This is not quite accurate, even as to the first part of Section 111, because Congress cannot abrogate or "set aside" or "repeal" a decision of the Court regarding the government's obligations under the Just Compensation Clause.A more precise characterization of the first part of Section 111 is that it provided by legislative grace some of the compensation rights which the Court in "Rands" held that Congress was not under constitutional compulsion to provide.In any event, the practical effect of Section 111 is that, at least with respect to property actually taken, compensation will be paid in accordance with the usual constitutional rules regarding just compensation, and not in accord with the rules pronounced in "Twin City Power" and "Rands".As such, the just compensation paid to landowners should include any component of value attributable to their property's proximity to a navigable waterway.