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Bauman Vs. Ross

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 10, 1897

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  4. U.S. 548 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Bauman v. Ross
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  5. U.S. 548 (1897) Bauman v. Ross
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  6. Van Ness v. Washington
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  7. Potomac Steamboat Co. v. Upper
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  8. District of Columbia v. Baltimore
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  9. has more than once been brought before this Court without a doubt of its constitutionality being expressed. Goszler v. Georgetown
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  10. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal v. Key
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  11. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal v. Union
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  12. majority of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia within the last two of three years. District of Columbia v. Prospect
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  13. Maryland & Washington Railway v. Hiller
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  14. Searl v. Lake
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  15. Commonwealth v. Coombs
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  16. Mass. 489, 491. The same rule was recognized in Commonwealth v. Norfolk
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  17. Sessions, 5 Mass. 435, and in Commonwealth v. Middlesex
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  18. Meacham v. Fitchburg
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  19. Cush. 291, 298-299. The rule as thus qualified has ever since been applied in Massachusetts to highways. Allen v. Charlestown
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  20. Hilbourne v. Suffolk
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  21. Cross v. Plymouth
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  22. Livingston v. New
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  23. People v. Brooklyn
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  24. Granger v. Syracuse
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  25. Genet v. Brooklyn
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  26. Eldridge v. Binghamton
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  27. Bohm v. Metropolitan
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  28. Mangles v. Hudson
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  29. N.J.L., 88, 92. The like rule has been upheld by the Court of Errors in the case of a railroad. Packard v. Bergen
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  30. Schuylkill Navigation Co. v. Thoburn
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  31. S. & R. 411, 422. The rule, as thus stated, was recognized by Mr. Justice Strong in Watson v. Pittsburgh
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  32. parcel, beyond the general increase in the value of property in the neighborhood, are to be deducted. Plank Road Co. v. Rea
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  33. Railway Co. v. McCloskey
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  34. Setzler v. Pennsylvania
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  35. Long v. Harrisburg
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  36. Symonds v. Cincinnati
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  37. Ohio, 147, 174-175. The same rule was followed so long as the constitution of 1802 was in force. Brown v. Cincinnati
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  38. Kramer v. Cleveland
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  39. Railroad v. Simpson
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  40. Pottawatomie Commissioners v. O'Sullivan
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  41. where the special benefits equaled or exceeded the damages, so that the owner of the land received nothing. Tobie v. Brown
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  42. Trosper v. Sabine
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  43. was decided or intimated in the opinion of this Court delivered by MR. JUSTICE BREWER in Monongahela Navigation Co. v. United
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  44. U.S. 148 U. S. 326 . And on the next page, the opinion of the Supreme Court of Mississippi in Isom v. Mississippi
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  45. be determined by the legislature, the ascertainment of what is just compensation is a judicial inquiry. See Marchant v. Pennsylvania
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  46. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad v. Chicago
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  47. U. S. 226 . The case, just decided, of Spokane Falls & Northern Railway v. Ziegler
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  48. See Spokane Falls & Northern Railway v. Ziegler
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  49. Enoch v. Spokane
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  50. constitution or statute, any which may be caused by a future change of the grade by the public authorities. Goszler v. Georgetown
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