Burrow v. County of Woodbury

The case was tried below upon a stipulation of facts from which it appears- that the parties were unable to agree upon an amount to be paid as damages for the right of way; that, following their failure to. so agree, appraisers were appointed by the county auditor to assess the damages; -that same were awarded-by the appraisers in the sum of $1,500 ; that the board, by resolution, attempted to reduce this amount to $1,200; that subsequently thereto, and on November 14, 1923, before possession was taken by the county, appellee signed an instrument denominated an “Easement for Public Highway,”…