State v. Crawford
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
The state, as condemnor in an eminent ■domain proceeding, appeals from a judgment of condemnation and from the judgment overruling the condemnor’s motion for new trial.
Condemnor argues that the circuit court •erred in overruling that ground of the motion for new trial which asserts that the verdict is contrary to the evidence.
According to the statement of the ■evidence in appellant’s brief, the testimony of condemnor’s expert witness as to the ■damages and compensation due the land•owner fixed the amount at six hundred ■dollars. The expert witness for landowner fixed the…
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