Frampton v. South Carolina Department of Transportation
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtLockemy, J.
In this inverse condemnation case, the South Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT) appeals the judgment in favor of Henry W. Frampton, III. DOT first argues the trial court’s decision to seat the jury during the takings phase of the trial was unduly prejudicial and deprived it of a mode of trial to which it was entitled. Additionally, DOT argues (1) Frampton did not prove any facts that would constitute a taking of property; (2) the trial court did not apply the appropriate law in its finding of a taking; (3) the compensa*381tion verdict exceeded any credible evidence of Frampton’s loss;…
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