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An Alabama man fought a power company over a 74-mile transmission line across his property

Times of India - World ·
An Alabama man fought a power company over a 74-mile transmission line across his property

A landowner in Shelby County, Alabama, has secured a temporary court order stopping utility crews from clearing his land.

The order halts construction for a new power line project, which would have impacted his property.

It was determined that Alabama Power may not have followed proper procedures before initiating condemnation.

The landowner argues that the chosen route would divide his property and harm local wildlife.

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