Legal Opinion

Holdren v. Department of Highways

West Virginia Court of Claims

Decided December 10, 1975No. D-607PublishedCited by 3 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

JONES, JUDGE:

This claim was filed by Paul W. Holdren, as Committee for Franklin T. Fleming, an incompetent, for damages to the Fleming resident situate about 1,000 feet below State Route 20 on Miller Mountain near Webster Springs. This is one of several homes fronting on the Elk River Road in a community known as Doortown. It was built by Franklin Fleming’s father in 1947, and after his death Franklin and his mother continued to live there until August, 1972, when the home was abandoned because of water damage which rendered it uninhabitable. The Franklins had dug a drainage ditch, about 2…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Wotring v. Department of HighwaysWest Virginia Court of Claims · 1972
  2. Osborne v. West Virginia Department of HighwaysWest Virginia Court of Claims · 1974

3Cited by3 opinions

  1. Durbin v. Department of HighwaysWest Virginia Court of Claims · 1982
  2. Friend v. Department of HighwaysWest Virginia Court of Claims · 1980
  3. Pitsenbarger v. Department of HighwaysWest Virginia Court of Claims · 1979

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