Union Electric Company v. Turner
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MAUGHMER, Commissioner.
This is a condemnation suit brought by the Union Electric Company against C. Ray and Mariana Turner. By this condemnation a perpetual easement was established across the defendants’ farm so that the Union Electric Company might construct electrical transmission lines. The easement covered a tract 150 feet wide, 2,583 feet long and included 8.89 acres.
Trial resulted in a verdict for defendants in the sum of $6,750.00. The court sustained the company’s motion for a new trial on the stated ground that the court erred in refusing to sustain the company’s challenge for cause…
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