Public Service Co. v. City of Loveland

The city of Loveland, in the exercise of the right of eminent domain, brought an action against the Public Service Company, a corporation, to condemn for public purposes an electric lighting plant belonging to the company. The city prevailed in the litigation. A jury assessed the price to be paid by the city to the company and the city paid the money into the registry of the court for the use of the company, pursuant to statute. The city was then permitted to take over the property and is now operating it. The company has brought the case here for review and alleges that many errors were…