King v. Minneapolis Union Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Proceedings instituted by tbe Minneapolis Union Railway Company to condemn for railway purposes a leasehold interest in certain lots in the city of Minneapolis, owned by Laraway & King, the respondents in this appeal.
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Proceedings instituted by tbe Minneapolis Union Railway Company to condemn for railway purposes a leasehold interest in certain lots in the city of Minneapolis, owned by Laraway & King, the respondents in this appeal. The award of the commissioners having been made and filed, Laraway & King appealed therefrom to the district-court for Hennepin county, where a trial was had before Koon, J., and a jury, who assessed the damages at $33,000. The railway company appeals from an order refusing a new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
This proceeding was instituted by the railway company to condemn for railway purposes a leasehold interest of Lara-way & King in certain lots in the city of Minneapolis, together with certain buildings and fixed machinery thereon. It was brought into the district court on appeal from the award of the commissioners, and the only issue was the amount of compensation to which Lara-way & King were entitled; and inasmuch as their entire interest was-*225taken, the issue resolved itself into the question of the value of their leasehold interest. After verdict, the railway company moved for a new trial…
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