Gulf States Utilities Company v. Austin
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SAM D. JOHNSON, Justice.
This is an eminent domain case, in which appellant, Gulf States Utilities Company acquired a transmission line easement through and on appellee’s 80-acre tract of land. Following the Special Commissioners’ award Gulf States duly appealed to the County Court of Chambers County where the trial was to a jury. It was there stipulated that the only issue in the case was the value of the rights acquired and the damages, if any, to the remainder.
The trial resulted in a judgment for the landowners in the sum of $18,215. Such judgment was composed of $8,100 for 8.49 acres of…
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