Delaware Statutes
§ 6109 — Dismissal of action
(a)In a condemnation proceeding under this chapter, if no hearing has begun to determine the compensation to be paid for a piece of property and the plaintiff has not acquired the title or a lesser interest in or taken possession thereof, the plaintiff may dismiss the action as to that property, without an order of the Court, by filing a notice of dismissal setting forth a brief description of the property as to which the action is dismissed.
(b)Before the entry of any award or possession of property is taken by the plaintiff, the action may be dismissed, in whole or in part, without an order of the Court, as to any property by filing a stipulation of dismissal by the plaintiff and the defendant affected thereby, and, if the parties so stipulate, the Court may vacate any award that has
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Legislative History
48 Del. Laws, c. 271, § 9 ; 10 Del. C. 1953, § 6109
Nearby Sections
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§ 6101
Application of chapter§ 6104
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Complaint; parties§ 6109
Dismissal of action§ 6111
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Review§ 6114
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