WEBB, Justice.
The Court of Appeals held that a condemning agency cannot take a larger estate in the condemned land than is necessary to carry out the public purpose for which the land is condemned. For this reason, said the Court of Appeals, the City could condemn only an easement in the property. We disagree with the Court of Appeals.
In Raleigh & G. R. Co. v. Davis, 19 N.C. 451 (1837), we dealt with the condemnation of land for the construction...
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