Crespi v. City of Waco

Appellee instituted this suit in the usual form for condemnation of certain real estate situated in Waco belonging to appellant to be used by appellee for alley purposes. Said application was duly filed with the county judge, who entered his order appointing commissioners, who were duly sworn and made their report, as required by law, to which exceptions were duly filed by appellant, and thereafter the cause was tried in the county court ■ to a jury. The jury found that the property was worth $1,000, and judgment was entered accordingly, from which appellant has appealed.

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