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§ 18-1A-93 — Hearing on Preliminary Objections

Alabama·Title 18 Eminent Domain·Ch. 1A Eminent Domain Generally·Art. 5 Defendant’s Response
Preliminary objections shall be heard and determined by the probate court on the court’s own motion, or on notice and motion by a party, before final determination of the amount of just compensation. The probate court may consolidate for hearing all preliminary objections asserted in separate actions pending in that court to take properties for the same use.

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Legislative History

(Acts 1985, No. 85-548, p. 802, §504.)

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