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—is no justification for continuing a reorganization proceeding, unless either or both of the following conditions are established:(1) a reasonable prospect that, because of streamlining, consolidations, and other changes in circumstances, earning power and profitability can be restored; or (2) a reasonable prospect that the public need for preserving the debtor's railroad is …
Contrary to the majority's point, moreover, the New York Court of Appeals has explicitly considered public value in determining just compensation for a government taking of private property.
- in IN RE SEPTEMBER 11 LITIGATION, 2015 and 2 similar citations
—discussed in our CMV Opinion, supra, 445 F. Supp. at 1027-29, and again in our Rail Use Opinion, supra, 531 F. Supp. at 1325-26.
This court has subsequently held that a condemnee is entitled to going concern value where the condemnor continues to operate a transit facility, although it is clear that the condemned facility is "inherently incapable" of operating at a profit
Such a situation presents a valuation problem not easily resolved, as evidenced by the decisions of courts in other jurisdictions which have considered the issue
Therefore, in cases such as this, it has been suggested that the court look to the value that the utility has to the condemnor to arrive at a damage amount.
Third, it is uniformly held that mere perjured testimony, without proof that the prosecution knew it was false, is insufficient basis for a new trial.
- in Hamann v. State, 1982 and one similar citation
Additionally, on cross-examination it has been permissible for an adverse party to inquire into the, subject matter of the witness' expertise including any data, or other criteria, supporting the opinion
—five of the cases awarded original cost (OC), original cost less depreciation (OCLD) or an amount between OCLD and scrap value; four awarded reproduction cost new less depreciation (RCNLD).
—of Appeals dealt with a public taking of railroad tunnels under the Hudson River owned by a company in reorganization and having only a "dim financial future...."

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