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14-121-406. Acquiescence to assessment or failure to assess — Effect of demand for assessment.
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14-121-406. Acquiescence to assessment or failure to assess — Effect of demand for assessment.
(a) Any property owner may accept the assessment of damages in his favor made by the commissioners or acquiesce in their failure to assess damages in his favor. He shall be construed to have done so unless he gives to the commissioners, within thirty (30) days after the assessment is filed, notice in writing that he demands an assessment of his damages by a jury.
(b) In that event, the commissioners shall institute in the circuit court of the proper county an action to condemn the lands that must be taken or damaged in the making of the improvement. This action shall be in accordance with the proceedings for condemnation of rights-of-way by railroad, telegraph, and telephone companies, with the same right of paying into court a sum to be fixed by the circuit court or judge, and proceeding with the work before assessment by the jury.
(c) If there is more than one (1) claimant to the lands, all claimants may be made parties defendant in the suit, and the fund paid into court, leaving the claimants to contest in that action their respective rights to the fund.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-121-406
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14-121-406. Acquiescence to assessment or failure to assess — Effect of demand for assessment.
(a) Any property owner may accept the assessment of damages in his favor made by the commissioners or acquiesce in their failure to assess damages in his favor. He shall be construed to have done so unless he gives to the commissioners, within thirty (30) days after the assessment is filed, notice in writing that he demands an assessment of his damages by a jury.
(b) In that event, the commissioners shall institute in the circuit court of the proper county an action to condemn the lands that must be taken or damaged in the making of the improvement. This action shall be in accordance with the proceedings for condemnation of rights-of-way by railroad, telegraph, and telephone companies, with the same right of paying into court a sum to be fixed by the circuit court or judge, and proceeding with the work before assessment by the jury.
(c) If there is more than one (1) claimant to the lands, all claimants may be made parties defendant in the suit, and the fund paid into court, leaving the claimants to contest in that action their respective rights to the fund.
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