USG PIPELINE v. 1.74 Acres in Marion County, Tenn.

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• granting immediate possession where pipeline company would suffer substantial financial detriment if construction were delayed
• granting immediate possession where pipeline company would suffer substantial financial detriment if construction were delayed
• “nothing in the Natural Gas Act automatically authorizes the possessor of a FERC certifícate to take immediate possession of the property sought to be condemned prior to the condemnation proceeding”
• “If Defendants are successful in having the FERC's decision overturned, Defendants' property could be restored 5 A West Virginia case cited by M r . Martin, Bettman v . Harness, 26 S.E. 271 (W. V a . 1896

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).