Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1959

In re Condemnation by the City of Greensboro of Certain Land & Improvements

In re Condemnation by the City of Greensboro of Certain Land & Improvements
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided May 20, 1959 · Cueiam
250 N.C. 373; 108 S.E.2d 672; 1959 N.C. LEXIS 671

In re Condemnation by the City of Greensboro of Certain Land & Improvements

Opinion of the Court

PER Cueiam.

The sole question for the jury to determine in the eourt below was simply this: What wias the fair market mlue of the land, and the improvements thereon, which the City of Greensboro condemned for municipal purposes, as of 5 May' 1958?

The petitioner and the respondents offered numerous witnesses who testified as to the fair market value of the 10.692 acres of land, involved in this condemnation proceeding, as of 5 May 1958. The appellants have brought forward 27 assignments of error, based on 99 exceptions, most of ‘them being directed to the admission or exclusion of evidence. However, after a careful examination of these assignments of error and the exceptions upon which they are based, we are constrained to hold that no prejudicial error of sufficient magnitude to justify a new trial is made to appear.

In the trial below there is in law

No Error.

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