Fulton Light, Heat & Power Co. v. State
New York Court of Claims
Claim for damages for real property on the Oswego river in the city of Fulton, taken by the State for canal purposes.
1Opinion of the CourtRodenbeck, J.
This is a proceeding taken by the State to acquire title to certain property alleged to be owned by the claimants situated on the Oswego river at the city of I'niton. Part of the property is located at the east end of what is known as the State dam at Fulton, a dam constructed for furnishing a supply of water to the Oswego canal; and other portions of the property are located northerly therefrom, but bordering upon the Oswego river. The so-called power plant property is used by the claimants as a power station for the development of electricity for which it finds a market in the city of…
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