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Paul Corey v. Town of Merrimack
Date: 04-21-1997
Case Number: 92-C-1035
Judge: Linda Dalianis
Court: Hillsborough Superior South, Nashua, New Hampshire
Plaintiff's Attorney: Richard D. Gaudreau, Salem, New Hampshire
Defendant's Attorney: Stepehn Buckley of Bossie, Kelly, Hodes & Buckley, Manchester,
New Hampshire
Description:
Inverse condemnation. Plaintiff claimed town prevented him from selling
his junk yard by imposing restrictions upon it operation with the result that he was damaged
$115,000.
his junk yard by imposing restrictions upon it operation with the result that he was damaged
$115,000.
Outcome:
For Plaintiff for $115,000.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Stephen Gasperoni, Danvers, Massachusetts, real estate appraisal.
Defendant's Experts:
Joe Fremeau, Manchester, New Hampshire, real estate appraisal
Comments:
None
About This Case
What was the outcome of Paul Corey v. Town of Merrimack?
The outcome was: For Plaintiff for $115,000.
Which court heard Paul Corey v. Town of Merrimack?
This case was heard in Hillsborough Superior South, Nashua, New Hampshire, NH. The presiding judge was Linda Dalianis.
Who were the attorneys in Paul Corey v. Town of Merrimack?
Plaintiff's attorney: Richard D. Gaudreau, Salem, New Hampshire. Defendant's attorney: Stepehn Buckley of Bossie, Kelly, Hodes & Buckley, Manchester, New Hampshire.
When was Paul Corey v. Town of Merrimack decided?
This case was decided on April 21, 1997.