State v. Weber-Connelly, Naegele, Inc.

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• concluding that a state statute permits compensation for lost rental income, and that the income approach for appraising billboards is proper because the property was income producing and the billboards could not be relocated
• statute must be interpreted consistently with the common law of eminent domain
• location factor, where property itself generates-income, billboard cannot be relocated

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