Illinois § 22a.23 Distribution of deficiency and new notice

Illinois Statutes

§ 22a.23 — Distribution of deficiency and new notice

Illinois § 22a.23

TopicGOVERNMENT

Ch. 70SPECIAL DISTRICTS

Act 70 ILCS 2405/Sanitary District Act of 1917.

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Bluebook

70 Ill. Comp. Stat. 22a.23 (2026).

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Wherever on a hearing by the court or before a jury the amount of any assessment is reduced or canceled so that there is a deficiency in the total amount remaining assessed in the proceeding, the court may in the same proceeding distribute this deficiency upon the other property assessed or upon the district on account of public benefit in such manner as the court finds just and equitable. In case any portion of this deficiency is charged against such property not represented in court, a new notice of the same nature as the original notice shall be given in like manner as the original notice to show the cause why the assessment as thus increased should not be confirmed. The owners of or parties interested in such property have the right to object in the same form and with the same effect a

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Wherever on a hearing by the court or before a jury the amount of any assessment is reduced or canceled so that there is a deficiency in the total amount remaining assessed in the proceeding, the court may in the same proceeding distribute this deficiency upon the other property assessed or upon the district on account of public benefit in such manner as the court finds just and equitable. In case any portion of this deficiency is charged against such property not represented in court, a new notice of the same nature as the original notice shall be given in like manner as the original notice to show the cause why the assessment as thus increased should not be confirmed. The owners of or parties interested in such property have the right to object in the same form and with the same effect as in case of the original assessment, and the court has the same power to dispose thereof.