Penn Central Corp. v. U.S. Railroad Vest, Corp.
District Court, N.D. Indiana
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
MILLER, District Judge.
The Penn Central Corporation (“Penn Central”) moves for summary judgment and the entry of a permanent injunction. For the following reasons, the court grants Penn Central’s motion and finds that Penn Central is entitled to a permanent injunction.
These consolidated cases concern the constitutionality of Indiana’s approach to the problem of abandoned railroad rights-of-way, IND.CODE 8-4-35. The statute provides that the owner of fee simple real property underlying an abandoned right-of-way, or the owner of the land adjacent to the abandoned…
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