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The case involved an easement taken by eminent domain to test Red Line cars. (EDWARD ORDE/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS) An easement that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation took to use property in South Boston to test Red Line cars exceeded the scope of an easement taken years earlier by its predecessor in interest, the Supreme Judicial Court

Where an easement was taken by eminent domain in 2018 by the defendant the Department of Transportation, the plaintiff should be awarded compensation because the use of the property for a Red Line test track project exceeded the scope of an easement taken in 1991 by the defendant's predecessor in interest, the Department of Public

The owner of property in South Boston should be awarded compensation for the use of the land as a Red Line test track, the Supreme Judicial Court has found. The issue in the case was whether an easement taken by eminent domain in 2018 by the defendant, the Department of Transportation, exceeded the scope of

The state lost an eminent domain case involving Track 61, an old freight line that runs through South Boston and the Seaport.