Southern Railway Co. v. Gregg
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from several decrees, pronounced by the Circuit Court of Loudoun county, in a suit in chancery, wherein the appellee was the complainant, and the appellant and others were the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtWhittle, J.
There is practically no controversy in respect to the facts involved in this appeal. It appears that in the year 1869 the Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad Company instituted proceedings in the County Court of Loudoun county to condemn certain lands situated therein upon which its proposed road was to be located. In September, 1870, the commissioners appointed for that purpose reported that .the lands of appellee, Gregg, proposed to be taken by the company foi its purposes contained three acres, three roods and seven poles, *310and ascertained that $296.09 would be a just compensation…
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