Riley v. Brodie

How courts have described this case

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• holding, when plaintiff’s house was damaged and not the land, that if the plaintiff “was entitled to recover any damages, he would be entitled to recover whatever sum it would take to put the house in the condition in which it was before it was injured”
• holding, when plaintiff’s house was damaged and not the land, that if the plaintiff “was entitled to recover any damages[,] he would be entitled to recover whatever sum it would take to put the house in the condition in which it was before it was injured”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).