Bradshaw v. State Highway Commissioner
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtF Anson, J.
This is an eminent domain proceeding brought by the State Highway Commissioner to condemn for highway purposes several strips of land of variable widths, containing approximately 1.928 acres in fee simple, and utility and drainage easements over approximately .384 of an acre of land, owned by Lucille L. Bradshaw and N. H. Bradshaw, in Isle of Wight county. Commissioners were appointed to ascertain just compensation to the landowners, and after viewing the property and hearing evidence they filed their report awarding $4,100 *67for the land and easements taken and $4,900 for damages to the…
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