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might be able to force the SCC to give the reasons why it will not or cannot investigate.
Konick told the group that the State Supreme Court could completely reverse Robersons decision; that it could send the case back for further proceedings; or that it could uphold the decision, forcing PotEd to remove the lines or pay for damages. In the latter case, the utility could still upgrade its lines as planned, but a group of Rappahannock County residents would be selected by the court to decide how much compensation was due the Camerons.
Ambiguous Easements
Frank Reynolds, a staff attorney with the Piedmont Environmental Council, cautioned those attending that the litigation begun by the Camerons has implications for many Rappahannock landowners. He said the whole issue boils down to one question: “What are the rights of a utility company
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