Town of Ayden v. Lancaster
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Clarkson, J,
This Court, in Town of Ayden v. Lancaster, 195 N. C., 297, held that in condemnation proceedings instituted by a town before the clerk of the Superior Court, to take lands for public municipal purposes, upon exception duly filed by the owner to the damages assessed by the-commissioners and an appeal being taken to the Superior Court and a jury trial demanded on the issues raised by the exception, the landowner had a right to a jury trial in the Superior Court on the question of damages.
The present appeal by plaintiff, petitioner, is for errors which it contends the court below…
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