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The Use of Statistical Inference to Establish Severance Damages in Condemnation Cases
Part I of this article addresses the general problem of measuring severance damages in condemnation proceedings in Texas after Schmidt. Part II introduces the concept of statistically inferring the value of specific attributes of individual real estate parcels with an emphasis on valuing the changes
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