R. R. v. . Wilmington

This is a proceeding under chapter 39, Pr. Laws 1909, to condemn the western end of Brunswick Street in Wilmington, where it touches upon the Cape Fear River. The plaintiff and the terminal company, one of the defendants, deemed that it would be beneficial to condemn this western end, 175 feet in length, of the street which lay between them, in order to connect their property, and entered into an agreement with the city of Wilmington by which it consented that (332) an act should be passed permitting the condemnation of the street. It was specified in this agreement that the city of…