A. L. Kornman Co. v. Metropolitan Government

This suit involves the ownership of a parcel of land 26 feet in width fronting on the public square in Nashville, being a part of a tract acquired by the City of Nashville by condemnation as a right-of-way for the Memorial Bridge across the Cumberland River. The original condemnation case was filed against Acorn Realty Company and involved a lot 115 feet in width on which was located the Kornman Building, a multiple story brick structure with three basements at different levels. This building was torn down and the Memorial Bridge now occupies the northern 74 feet of the lot leaving the 26…