Woodward v. City of Staunton
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
We are to determine if the assessment of certain real estate in Staunton, owned by the petitioner, is excessive or erroneous.
On west Beverley street on its north side, corner to Lewis, a residence stood in a wide yard, fronting on Beverley street 127 feet with a depth of 195 feet. In 1929 it was sold to Mrs. Woodward, who, in platting it, laid out two lots on Beverley street, each 100 feet deep. That on the east was forty-five feet wide, that on the w;est had a frontage of eighy-two feet. The eastern lots she sold1 to Thomas Hogshead, who has leased it to J. C. Penny Company, Inc. On the…
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