Pryor v. Marion County
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MARION. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Marion County. —HoN. Foss H. Mercer, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Fentress
The question presented for determination is: Are judgments in condemnation proceedings pending upon appeal taxable?
At the April term, 1914, of the circuit court of Marion county complainant recovered a judgment for $55,918.38 against the Chattanooga & Tennessee River Power Company for her lands which had been appropriated and submerged by the building of a dam by the company across the Tennessee river at Hale’s Bar.
*401It appealed from this judgment to the court of civil appeals, and on October 17, 1914, that court rendered a judgment in favor of the complainant for $49,500. The company filed a…
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