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Cumberland County School System v. John and Mary Meeks
Date: 02-09-2007
Case Number: Unknown
Judge: Unknown
Court: Circuit Court, Cumberland County, Virginia
Plaintiff's Attorney: Unknown
Defendant's Attorney:
Joe Waldo of Waldo & Lyle, Norfolk, Virginia
The Cumberland County School System sued John and Mary Meeks on an eminent domain theory seeking to re-acquire by condemnation the old elementary school property located about a mile west of the Cumberland courthouse. The School sold the property to the Meeks for $110,000 in 2003 and then decided that it needed the property and unsuccessfully tried to buy it back. When the Meeks refused to sell for what the School was willing to pay, the School sued the Meeks. The School Board offered the Meeks $200,000 for the property, which they refused to accept.
About This Case
What was the outcome of Cumberland County School System v. John and Mary Meeks?
The outcome was: Defendants' verdict for $850,000.00.
Which court heard Cumberland County School System v. John and Mary Meeks?
This case was heard in Circuit Court, Cumberland County, Virginia, VA. The presiding judge was Unknown.
Who were the attorneys in Cumberland County School System v. John and Mary Meeks?
Plaintiff's attorney: Unknown. Defendant's attorney: Joe Waldo of Waldo & Lyle, Norfolk, Virginia.
When was Cumberland County School System v. John and Mary Meeks decided?
This case was decided on February 9, 2007.