East Tennessee Natural Gas Co. v. Riner
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Russell
In this eminent domain proceeding, we must determine whether the landowner, who owned the surface of the land but not the underlying mineral rights, was entitled to an award of damages to his residue property based upon the lost value of potential future strip mining.
East Tennessee Natural Gas Company (the condemnor), representing that it was a public service corporation clothed with the power of eminent domain, filed a petition for condemnation seeking to acquire a permanent right of way over the lands of Cowan R. Riner (the landowner) in Dickenson County. The easement was to enable the…
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