Frankfort & Kokomo R. R. v. Windsor

This case was commenced in the' court below by the Frankfort and Kokomo Kailroad Company, the appellant here, against Alvin E. Windsor, the appellee, for the purpose of appropriating a strip of his land, described in the record, for the way of said company’s road, and for the assessment of damages resulting from said appropriation. Appraisers were appointed, pursuant to the fifteenth section of the act entitled “an act to provide for the incorporation of railroad companies,” approved May 11th, 1852 (1 G. & H. 509), who returned their assessment of damages to the clerk of the court.

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