Private pipelines not within the scope of a highway easement.

The article discusses recent legal cases involving eminent domain, property rights, and agricultural practices. In the first case, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a constitutional provision does not prevent a private entity from taking property for public use, as long as the property is not subsequently transferred to another private party. In a Kansas case, the court found that a hog farmer unlawfully installed pipelines under a public road without the necessary permissions, resulting in a trespass and nuisance ruling against him. Lastly, in Nebraska, a property owner challenged the issuance of a tax deed to a certificate holder, claiming it violated the Takings Clause, but the court ruled against the property owner, stating the claims lacked merit. [Extracted from the article]