City of Emory v. Lusk
Texas Court of Appeals, 12th District (Tyler)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JAMES T. WORTHEN, Chief Justice.
The City of Emory appeals a trial court judgment embodying a jury’s $10,000.00 award to Scott and Lisa Lusk as damages for a sewer easement taken by the City through inverse condemnation. In six issues, the City contends the judgment should be reversed because the Lusks consented to the taking, waived their right to seek damages, and failed to present evidence sufficient to support the award of damages. Contending the City is not im mune from suit, the Lusks appeal from a partial summary judgment granted in favor of the City on the Lusks’ breach of…
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