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          petitions were filed.  The term "petitioner" refers to Robert J.            
          Wilson.                                                                     
               During the years at issue, petitioners owned two adjacent              
          parcels of real property located at DeSellum Avenue and Route 355           
          in Gaithersburg, Maryland (DeSellum property).  From 1980 through           
          the years at issue, petitioners used the DeSellum property as               
          rental property: one parcel contained a residential rental unit,            
          and the other parcel contained a building housing the dental                
          offices of petitioner.                                                      
               On June 5, 1980, the Maryland State Roads Commission of the            
          Maryland State Highway Administration (the State) filed a "quick            
          take" condemnation petition in the circuit court for Montgomery             
          County, Maryland (circuit court), pursuant to sections 8-318                
          through 8-331 of the Transportation Article of the Annotated Code           
          of Maryland (Maryland Code).  The condemnation petition                     
          designated for taking 9,957 square feet of the DeSellum property            
          in fee simple and 2,325 square feet of the DeSellum property in             
          temporary easement.  The property to be acquired in fee simple              
          consisted of a strip of unimproved land along the entire front of           
          the DeSellum property (approximately 344 feet); the strip abutted           
          Route 355 and ranged in width from approximately 28.36 feet to              
          50.59 feet.  The property to be acquired under a temporary                  
          easement consisted of a 6-foot wide strip of unimproved land                
          which ran along almost the entire front of the DeSellum property            
          between the strip being acquired in fee simple and the Dessellum            




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