1. “Whether the [Court of Federal Claims] erred when, contrary to the Florida principle of law that a condemning authority acquires only that interest necessary to achieve the limited purpose for which the condemning authority was given the power of eminent domain, the CFC held a 1926 Condemnation Decree granted the railroad ownership of the fee simple absolute estate in the strip of land used for a railway line.”
2. “Whether the CFC erred by concluding seven voluntary conveyances and the Condemnation Decree conveyed title to the fee simple absolute estate in the land to the railroad rather than an easement for a railroad right-of-way.”
3. “Whether this Court should certify the CFC’s novel interpretation of Florida law to the Supreme Court of Florida under Fla. Const. art. V, §3(b) and Fla. Stat. §25.031.”
