Arkansas officials took just 1.62 acres from a family trust's land and initially valued the loss at $417,825; after an 11-year fight over road access, an appeals court upheld a $3 million jury award
- A dispute over a small strip of land in Conway, Arkansas, grew into a decade-long legal battle after a highway project restricted access to the remaining property.
- The Arkansas Court of Appeals has upheld a jury's $3 million compensation award, rejecting the state's arguments that the verdict was excessive and that evidence about replacement roads should not have been admitted.
- A government acquisition involving just 1.62 acres of land has resulted in a multimillion-dollar compensation dispute in Arkansas, highlighting how a small taking can affect the value and potential use of a much larger p
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- A dispute over a small strip of land in Conway, Arkansas, grew into a decade-long legal battle after a highway project restricted access to the remaining property.
- The Arkansas Court of Appeals has upheld a jury's $3 million compensation award, rejecting the state's arguments that the verdict was excessive and that evidence about replacement roads should not have been admitted.
- A government acquisition involving just 1.62 acres of land has resulted in a multimillion-dollar compensation dispute in Arkansas, highlighting how a small taking can affect the value and potential use of a much larger p
Sources: Times of India