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Reitz v. Evansville Terminal Railway

93 N.E. 283, 175 Ind. 707, 1910 Ind. LEXIS 32
Indiana Supreme Court·Decided December 15, 1910·No. No. 21,772·Published

Opinion

Hadley, J.

Action by appellee to condemn real estate of appellant, for use in the construction of a street and interurban railroad.

The single question arising in this appeal was fully considered and decided in F. W. Cook Investment Co. v. Evansville, etc., Railway (1910), ante, 3, and upon the authority of that case, this appeal cannot be sustained.

Judgment affirmed.

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