State v. Tidwell
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WILSON, Justice.
In a condemnation case condemnor appeals from the judgment against it on a jury verdict arising from a total taking.
By two points condemnor-appellant complains of (1) admission in evidence of the sale of other property, asserted to be comparable, because it was based on hearsay; and (2) the giving of an instruction to the jury concerning consideration to be given to evidence of comparable sales.
We assume, without deciding, that the evidence concerning the comparable sale was inadmissible as being based on hearsay. The same evidence, however, was introduced without…
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