Chapter fifty EXPROPRIATION

Appeal from the Order of Expropriation

A final order sustaining the right to expropriate the property may be appealed by any party aggrieved thereby. Such appeal, however, shall not prevent the court from determining the just compensation to be paid. The appeal from such final order requires a record on appeal.

Just Compensation

Upon the rendition of the order of expropriation, the court shall appoint not more than three competent and disinterested persons as commissioners to ascertain and report to the court the just compensation for the property sought to be taken. The order of appointment shall designate the time and place of the first session of the hearing to be held by the commissioners and specify the time within which their report shall be submitted to the court.

Copies of the order shall be served on the parties. Objections to the appointment of any of the commissioners shall be filed with the court within ten days from service of such order. These objections shall be resolved within thirty days after all the commissioners shall have received copies thereof.

Chapter fifty EXPROPRIATION

Just Compensation

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