The State seeks to set aside the judgment because the trial court allegedly erred in admitting two pretaking appraisals in evidence. The State concedes that if the admission of the evidence was error, it will not affect the judgment unless prejudicial to the State. The decision of the trial court states that the court "disregarded any evidence of value contained" in the disputed appraisals and based its decision on the other evidence in the...
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