Georgia Statutes

§ 22-3-95 — Eminent domain use by natural gas transporters or distributors

Georgia·Title 22

The power of eminent domain may be exercised by persons who are or may be engaged in constructing or operating pipelines for the transportation or distribution of natural or artificial gas and by persons who are or may be engaged in furnishing natural or artificial gas for heating, lighting, or power purposes in this state.

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Legislative History

Added by 2016 Ga. Laws 557,§ 2, eff. 5/3/2016.

Nearby Sections

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§ 22-1-1

§ 22-1-10

Duties of condemnor prior to exercise of eminent domain; rights of condemnee; exceptions

§ 22-1-10-1

Time for bringing condemnation action; exceptions

§ 22-1-11

Determination of authority to exercise public domain

§ 22-1-12

Reimbursement to property owner of reasonable costs and expenses associated with condemnation proceedings

§ 22-1-13

Compensation to condemnee for relocation damages and expenses

§ 22-1-14

Valuation of condemned property

§ 22-1-15

Process for condemnor to condemn property for public use; requirements; service

§ 22-1-2

Nature of right of eminent domain; property to be put to public use

§ 22-1-3

Power of General Assembly to determine when right of eminent domain may be exercised; duty of courts as to laws authorizing the condemnation of private property for private uses

§ 22-1-4

Manner in which General Assembly may exercise right of eminent domain

§ 22-1-5

Requirement of just compensation as a limitation on exercise of power of eminent domain

§ 22-1-6

Right of persons to take or damage private property upon payment of just and adequate compensation

§ 22-1-7

Effect of failure to agree on compensation

§ 22-1-8

Exclusive nature of title

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