Texas Supreme Court· 2/2/1994

State v. Schmidt

Citations

867 S.W.2d 769
1993 WL 433069

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concluding that landowners are not entitled to compensation based on diversion of traffic, reduced visibility from passing traffic, or circuity of travel
holding damages common to community as they differed only in degree, not kind, of injury
holding that damages for decrease in market value due to traffic diversion, increased circuity of travel to the property, lessened visibility to passersby, and the inconvenience of construction activities were noncompensable when they were considered community injuries
characterizing the Court’s holding in Fox as having “rejected” highest and best use as a material consideration in an impairment of access inquiry
noting requirement of compensation for damages to the remainder required since very early in this State’s history
noting requirement of compensation for damages to the remainder required since very early in this State’s history

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Judges: Hecht, Doggett

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