Curtis v. Maine State Highway Commission
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
Rescript
Tapley, J.
On appeal. . The defendant, on August 9, 1961, took by the process of eminent domain 2.80 acres of the land of Theodore S. Curtis, the plaintiff in this action. In also took the right to maintain slopes on .09 acres of plaintiff’s land. Plaintiff’s land is located in Orono, Maine at the junction of Kelley Road and U. S. Route 2. The total land area owned by the plaintiff and affected by the condemnation proceedings comprised 17.07 acres. After the taking there remained 14.27 acres subject to the slope easement. The land had a frontage of 328 feet on U. S. Route 2 and a…
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