Cobb v. South Carolina Department of Transportation

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• concluding the Act is applicable to the inverse condemnation right to a jury trial \[i]n light of the historical treatment of an inverse condemnation action as equivalent to an eminent domain case\
• explaining that in an inverse condemnation case, the trial court will first determine whether a claim has been established, and then, the issue of compensation may be submitted to a jury at either party’s request
• noting section 28-2-310 \provides in an eminent domain action a property owner or the condemnor may elect a jury trial on the issue of compensation\
• “If an order deprives a party of a mode of trial to which that party is entitled as a matter of right, the order is immediately appealable and failure to do so forever bars appellate review.”

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