PARIS, TX -- A Texas judge ruled for developer of the disputed Keystone XL oil pipeline, saying it has the right to condemn land across a northeast Texas farm for the pipeline's right-of-way.
The pipeline proposed by TransCanada would carry oil from Canadian tar sands to refineries along the Texas Gulf coast.
In an email to attorneys Wednesday night, Lamar County Court-at-Law Judge Bill Harris ruled the pipeline would be a common carrier with the right to condemn land across the farm for the Keystone XL right-of-way.
Landowner Julia Trigg Crawford had argued that TransCanada trampled her property rights and the project could harm Caddo Indian artifacts on her farm.
(Copyright ©2013 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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