Springville Banking Co. v. Burton
Utah Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceWade, Justice
(concurring with the result) .
’ I concur with the result reached in the prevailing opinion on the ground that plaintiff has failed to show any compensable damage to their property. I do not agree that if such damage were shown sovereign immunity is applicable to this case.
I disagree with appellant that if compen-sable damage were shown injunctive relief should be granted to force the state to bring a condemnation suit for I think the state consented to a direct suit by the appellant, if such showing were made, by Section 22 of Article I of our Constitution, which provides that “(P)rivate…
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