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Please E-mail suggested additions, comments and/or corrections to Kent@MoreLaw.Com. Date: 11-16-1998 Case Style: City of Broken Arrow v. Wylie Neal Case Number: CJ-96-1404 Judge: Sharron Bubenik Court: District Court of Tulsa County, Oklahoma Plaintiff's Attorney: Beth Anne Guyton, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Defendant's Attorney: Louis Levy and Tom Price, Tulsa, Oklahoma Description: Condemnation (eminent domain) of 1.64 acres of flood plain property located near 91st Street South and 129th Street East. A portion of the property taken for street improvements was apparently already subject to a easement owned by the City of Tulsa. The commissioners' award was $10,000.00. The City's expert testifed to $17,000 in damages and defendant's appraiser to $111,000. The City offered the property owner $37,500 before trial. Outcome: Verdict for the defendant for $55,361.00. Plaintiff's Experts: Adam Adwon, Tulsa, Oklahoma, real estate appraiser Defendant's Experts: Dale Keele, appraiser, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Comments: A verdict for the property owner for more than $11,000 will entitle the owner to reimbursement for attorney and expert witness fees. |
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