Prendergast v. Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
This appeal concerns the issues of immunity from tort liability and the statute of limitations applicable to a claim of inverse condemnation. John J. Prendergast and his partner, Gordon P. Peyton (hereinafter collectively referred to as Prendergast), own a building located in Alexandria known as the Law Building. Their *192building is located near Carlyle House, a historic structure owned by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority. Sometime prior to March 19, 1975, the Park Authority undertook the restoration of the 18th-century Carlyle House. This work involved, among other things,…
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