Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. v. Williams
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAWTHORNE, Justice.
Plaintiff, Tennessee Gas Transmission Company, instituted this suit against James Olen Williams seeking to acquire by expropriation a right of way 50 feet in width over and across defendant’s 10-acre tract of land in the Parish of Ouachita, Louisiana. On this right of way, .43 of an acre in area, the plaintiff proposed to lay a 30--inch high pressure gas line.
Defendant in his answer prayed that he be awarded the sum of $2,900 in the event •the plaintiff was successful in its demand, •and itemized this amount as follows:
*“For Property Taken $ 500.00
For Timber and Growth on…
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