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18-15-305. Payment of assessment — Disputes.
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18-15-305. Payment of assessment — Disputes.
(a) The assessment shall be made on each lot or parcel of land separately and distributed to the owner of each tract, according to their true interest and ownership, on the order of the court.
(b)(1) In case of dispute as to interest, title, or ownership, the money allowed therefor shall be held subject to the order of the court until the dispute is amicably settled between the disputants or determined by due course of law.
(2) The inquiry and assessment in all other respects shall be made by the jury under such rules and restrictions as shall be given by the court.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 18-15-305
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18-15-305. Payment of assessment — Disputes.
(a) The assessment shall be made on each lot or parcel of land separately and distributed to the owner of each tract, according to their true interest and ownership, on the order of the court.
(b)(1) In case of dispute as to interest, title, or ownership, the money allowed therefor shall be held subject to the order of the court until the dispute is amicably settled between the disputants or determined by due course of law.
(2) The inquiry and assessment in all other respects shall be made by the jury under such rules and restrictions as shall be given by the court.
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