Legal Opinion
Timmons v. South Carolina Tricentennial Commission
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Decided July 7, 1970No. 19074PublishedCited by 61 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Littlejohn, Justice.
The South Carolina Tricentennial Commission, a State agency created by the General Assembly for the purpose of commemorating the 300th birthday of the State, brought an action against Annie Mary Timmons, a landowner, for the purpose of acquiring through the power of eminent domain a parcel of her real estate for use incident to the tricentennial celebration. In this case she is represented by. Mr Arthur T. Cole. We refer to this action as the condemnation proceeding.
Annie Mary Timmons brought an action against South Carolina Tricentennial Commission and against Daniel R.…
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