Shook & Fletcher Supply Company v. City of Nashville
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtShriyer, J.
The parties will be referred to as they appeared in the Court below, to wit; City of Nashville as petitioner and Shook & Fletcher Supply Company, et al., as defendants.
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This is an eminent domain proceeding wherein the City of Nashville, as petitioner, sought to condemn a part of the defendants’ property for a right-of-way to construct a street or boulevard in connection with the Capitol Hill Redevelopment Project.
The right to take was admitted and there ivas only one question involved, namely, the amount to he paid the defendants for the property taken.
The amount fixed by the jury of view was…
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