State v. Flamme

In 1931, the State of Indiana, acting through its Highway Commission, instituted an action against the appellees in the Lake Circuit Court to condemn a parcel of land belonging to the appellees for highway purposes. Appraisers were appointed, who fixed the appellees’ damages at $381. The appellees filed objections and exceptions; there was a trial, resulting in a judgment in the usual form against the state for $2,600, entered on the 7th day of April, 1933. This appeal is from the Marion Superior Court, General Term, constituting the Court of Claims, pursuant to § 4-1501, Burns’ 1933, § 1617,…