17-Nov-93 10:45 AM CST

Properties Near Power Lines and Valuation Issues: Condemnation or Inverse Condemnation?

A review of the real estate and appraisal literature, scientific and case studies, and court cases is presented, and both traditional and new appraisal procedures are applied for establishing land values adjacent to power lines.

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