State v. Rousseau

This is an action by the State of Indiana against James Rousseau and Anna Rousseau to condemn certain lands of said defendants for state highway purposes for the use and benefit of the Indiana State Highway Commission under the eminent domain statutes of Indiana.

The court found that the State was entitled to condemn the lands described in the complaint for the uses and purposes set out and appointed three appraisers to appraise the damages.

The appraisers filed their report on July 80, 1932. They found the total damages to be $400, benefits $250, and net damages sustained by the defendants to…