City of Denison v. Jennings Furniture Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CLAUDE WILLIAMS, Justice.
Jennings Furniture Company, Inc. brought this action against the City of Denison, Texas and the Denison Peanut Company seeking a mandatory injunction, and in the alternative, damages allegedly sustained to its property by virtue of the construction of a building across an alley in Denison. Plaintiff alleged that its property had a fair market value of $51,530 prior to the closing of the alley by the construction of the building and that the value afterwards was only $26,530. Following jury trial a special issue verdict was returned supporting plaintiff’s theory of…
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