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· 6/17/1974

Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc. v. City of Sterling

Citations

  • 523 P.2d 465
  • 185 Colo. 238
  • 1974 Colo. LEXIS 900

How courts have described this case

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  • determining where lessee was not party to stipulation between condemners of property and owner, stipulation not proper basis for award and lessee was entitled to cross-examine appraisers who set value upon which stipulation was based
  • as first step in determining how to apportion condemnation award between fee owner and lessor
  • as first step in determining how to apportion condemnation award between fee owner and lessor
  • in eminent domain law undivided basis rule requires parties to apportion condemnation award after its computation from the whole of the inter ests involved
  • fair rental value admissible when higher than contract rental value
  • describing title obtained by city as \unencumbered fee simple absolute\

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Judges: Pringle

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