INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday involving a Wayne County lawsuit.
Judy Reece filed the lawsuit after her husband, Walter Reece, sustained permanent injuries in an Aug. 10, 2014, crash while riding his motorcycle south of Cambridge City. Tyson Foods Inc. is the only remaining defendant in the lawsuit, and was accused of having high vegetation on its corner property that impeded vision and contributed to the crash.
Special Judge Jay Toney of Randolph Circuit Court granted a summary judgment in Tyson s favor, and the Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld that decision. However, Senior Judge John G. Baker wrote a dissenting opinion that summary judgment was not warranted. A summary judgment occurs when no material facts are in dispute and the ruling occurs merely based on law without a trial.
A meeting will be held at the Valentine Livestock Building on April 13, 2021 at 7:00 pm CT to organize a committee for the preservation of private property rights in Cherry County. All interested people who are willing to work on a resolution against the Executive Order 14008, 30×30 Land Grab, are invited to attend.
Hear from Margaret Byfield of the American Stewards of Liberty on the KVSH Comment Program on Wednesday, April 7th at about 10:15 am CT live and on www.kvsh.com. She will be talking more about the Executive Order and what it’s implications are. Judy Reece, a representative from the Cherry County resolution committee will be on the comment program on Friday, April 9th at about 10:15 am CT to discuss the April 13th meeting further.