SJC to MassDOT: owner must be compensated for taking

The case involved an easement taken by eminent domain to test Red Line cars. (EDWARD ORDE/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS) An easement that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation took to use property in South Boston to test Red Line cars exceeded the scope of an easement taken years earlier by its predecessor in interest, the Supreme Judicial Court

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