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City of Virginia Beach v. Oakes
No. 011613Supreme Court of Virginia
011613 City of Virginia Beach v. Oakes 04/19/2002 In a condemnation proceeding, the landowners' evidence of damage to the residue was speculative, consisting of lost rents from an "envisioned" building, possib…
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011613 City of Virginia Beach v. Oakes 04/19/2002 In a condemnation proceeding, the landowners' evidence of damage to the residue…
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011613 City of Virginia Beach v. Oakes 04/19/2002 In a condemnation proceeding, the landowners' evidence of damage to the residue was speculative, consisting of lost rents from an "envisioned" building, possible future contamination of a detention pond, and the cost of monitoring such pond, which cannot be recovered. The judgment in favor of the landowners is reversed and the case is remanded.
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