John Schroeder, Roy M. Harrop and Homestead Corporation v. 171.74 Acres of Land, More or Less, United States of America, Ned Tyson and Irma Tyson
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MATTHES, Circuit Judge.
The broad issue in this case is whether title to certain real estate condemned by the United States under power of eminent domain was vested in John Sehroeder, Roy M. Harrop and Homestead Corporation (now American Cooperative Company), hereinafter referred to as appellants, or in Ned Tyson and Irma Tyson, his wife, hereinafter 1 referred to as appellees. 1 The right of the Government to condemn the land is conceded by all parties and is not an issue on this appeal. Judgment on the declaration of taking was duly entered,, and the amount estimated by the acquiring…
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