Minnesota Statutes § 222.36 - POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN IN CERTAIN CASES
Public service corporations may condemn land or related property rights needed for their enterprise, and telegraph or telephone companies may place lines on railway land if they pay just compensation and do not interfere with railway use.
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eminent domain railway crossings telegraph and telephone infrastructure
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