The deed contains no assignment of the cause of action, and there is no evidence of a new injury since the current landowner has owned the property. Cook has failed to present any evidence he has sustained a new injury since he acquired the property. Thus, Cook lacks standing to pursue a claim for injury to the property regardless of whether the injury is permanent or temporary.
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