Inverse condemnation (eminent domain) claims by owners of three adjacent tracts of landlocated on Staring Lane in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In 1984, employees of the City of Baton Rouge Department of Public Works, with police escort, went upon plaintiffs' properties and without permission or compensation dug three drainage channels across their respective properties.

Condemnation - amount and nature of property taken and damages, if any to the remainder, are unknown at this time.

Condemnation (eminent domain) for a corner of an undeveloped commercial property held by defendant in trust for street improvements at Northwest 27th Avenue and Nortwest 207th Street. After the taking, the commercial frontage on 27th Avenue was reduced by 116 feet, leaving 494 feet available for development. The trial court refused to allow defendant to introduce a conceptual site plan for the e

Condemnation (eminent domain) of 1.64 acres of flood plain property located near 91st Street South and 129th Street East. A portion of the property taken for street improvements was apparently already subject to a easement owned by the City of Tulsa. The commissioners' award was $10,000.00. The City's expert testifed to $17,000 in damages and defendant's appraiser to $111,000. The City offered

Condemnation of a unknown quantity of defendant's property with unknown damages to any remainder. It is not known what the commissioers' award (assuming Virginia uses commissioners) may have been.

Condemnation of an unknown quantity of land by the United States Government.

Condemnation - eminent domain - location and amount of property taken unknown. Commissioners' award was reported to be $130,000. High testimony was $206,000 and low was $95,000.00.

Condemnation - eminent domain proceeding by Warren County to obtain title to 1.15-acres of a 9.36-acre commercial lot, which had 577 feet of frontage on Quaker Road and which was 96 feet deep. Property owner claimed $550,000 in damages from the taking.

Condemnation - eminent domain action by City of Virginia beach to acquire two parcels of land owned by defendants for use in connection with the widenting of Independence Boulevard adjacent to defendant's shopping center.

Inverse condemnation - destruction of plaintiff's home without just compensation and without due process of law. Plaintiff's million dollar home which was being built to replace their old home, which was destroyed by fire, was torn down by Defendant.

Condemantion (eminent domain) with couterclaim by landowner for damages claimed from inverse condemnation relating to three pacels of real property along Collier Avenue in the City of Lake Elsinore. The City passed a resolution authorizing the acquisition property to widen Collier Avenue in 1991 and filed a complaint in eminent domain on September 4, 1991. `Defendant filed a cross-complaint in wh

Inverse condemnation - Plaintiff's claimed that defendant's employees cut trees which belonged to plaintiffs.

Condemnation of a strip of agricultural land along a bluff in the Verdigris River valley below the Oolagah Dam for a railroad right-of-way.

Condemnation - eminent domain. Taking to .25 acres of land owned by Betty Miner. Lil Champ Food Stores leased from Miner a portion of the property used as a gas station and convenience store, and Meadows, Inc. held an easement across the property. The DOT filed a declaration of taking pursuant to OCGA 32-2-6 and paid $156,600 into the registry of the court as the amount determined by its apprai

Condemnation of $1,385.03 acres, including minerals, for an unknown government use. The nature of the land taken and the improvements, if any, thereon are unknown.

Condemnation (eminent domain) of 2 acres from the front of a acreage property located in the Bird Creek bottom east of Skiatook, Oklahoma. Property claimed that the construction of a new bridge and highway caused the failure of a privately constructed and maintained levy up stream from her property with resulting more frequent flooding. The Highway Department denied that the highway had anything

Condemnation - commissioners' award was apparently $56,000.

Condemnation - eminent domain for construction of a highway improvement - details unknown.

Condemnation - eminent domain - facts unknown.

Condemnation (eminent domain) proceeding by the State of Washington to acquire 5.56 acres for construction of a section of highway. The State offered $38,900 for the taking, which was refused. The State claimed that the 5.56 acres was part of a 24.45-acre leased parcel that contained little remaining sand and gravel deposits and that the highest and best use of the property was for residential p

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Condemnation (eminent domain) - Taking of three tracts totaling 28.8 acres in fee simple and a flowage easement containing 25.13 acres for the construction of a new section of U.S. Highway 169 south of Oolagah, Oklahoma. The Commissioners' Award was $43,400. The States testimony was $40,585 and the property owners' experts testified to $96,000 in damages for the property taken in fee simple

Condemnation - 5.52 acres at 151st and Peoria. Defendant claimed that the construction activities silted a pond on the remainder. Commissioners awarded $64,000.00.