City of Atlanta v. McLucas
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Eberhardt, Judge.
In this eminent domain case the city was ácquiring land from Mrs. McLucas on which she had placed a long-term lease, the interest of the lessee having been acquired by a separate trial as to value. Expert witnesses were used by the owner and by the city for showing value. After a verdict of the jury fixing the value of Mrs. McLucas’ interest as owner-lessor, present and reversionary, the city appeals from the judgment on the verdict.
1. Enumeration of error 1 is as to the admission of evidence as to the value of the owner’s interest "subject to the lease,” it being contended…
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