Loggins v. Department of Transportation
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Mikell, Judge.
The Georgia Department of Transportation (“DOT”) instituted this condemnation action in December 1999 to acquire 11.805 acres of a 69.4-acre tract owned by Carlene Porter Loggins and Mrs. Carl Porter for the construction of a controlled access highway known as the Jefferson bypass. Upon filing the declaration of taking, the DOT deposited $86,075 into the court registry as compensation to be paid for the property. Dissatisfied with this sum, the condemnees appealed the issue of valuation to Jackson County Superior Court, and a jury returned a verdict of $118,050. On appeal to…
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