Indiana Supreme Court sets $20,840 payout for land taken in road project

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The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled on compensation for land acquired for a State Road 11 project. It involved property owned by Jeremy Willis. The court affirmed a final appraisal value of $20,840 for the land, finding no legal objections. State law mandated this appraisal as conclusive. The ruling directs the trial court to finalize the judgment and release the funds.

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