Williams v. New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtAdkins, J.
Elmer O. Williams and Edith L. Williams, two of the appellants, were owners of a tract of land located in or immediately adjoining the City of Salisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland, which they had platted and were holding for sale in lots. Appellee, desiring to1 purchase 3.809 acres of the land “for the purpose of additional side tracks, delivery sidings, freight station and additional facilities for receiving and delivering freight in said town of Salisbury,” and being unable to reach an agreement as to price with the owners, instituted condemnation proceedings. In the early stage of the…
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