Texas Pipe Line Co. v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
Plaintiff, a corporation engaged in conducting a business in this state of transporting crude petroleum, instituted this action to expropriate a pipe line servitude or right of way (50 feet wide, 228.12 rods long, and containing 4.32 acres) across defendants’ land situated in St. Mary Parish.
Answering, defendants prayed for a dismissal of the proceedings and, alternatively, that plaintiff be condemned to pay to them $1,600 for the right of way and $2,500 as damages to be sustained.
Following a trial the district court maintained the expropriation and condemned plaintiff to pay…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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