People v. La MacChia
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdmonds, J.
For the purpose of constructing a freeway, the state is condemning certain land bordering the presently existing highway, which is to be widened. Along each side of the freeway there will be a fence cutting off access to it except through 20-foot openings at certain points.
*743There are five parcels of land involved in the state’s appeal from the judgment awarding damages to the owners. These parcels have a frontage on the present highway of from 260 to 5,000 feet. On the land having the 5,000-foot frontage, there are to be three 20-foot openings in the fence at convenient points. One 20-foot…
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