§ 32-24-3-4 — Exceptions to report of appraiser

Indiana § 32-24-3-4

• Jurisdiction: Indiana
• Title 32: PROPERTY
• Art. 24: EMINENT DOMAIN
• Ch. 3: Procedures for State Government

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(a) After the appraisers file their report, any of
the defendants may, within a reasonable time fixed by the court, file
exceptions to the report, alleging that the appraisement of the property,
as made by the appraisers, is not the true cash value of the property. If
exceptions are filed, a trial on the exceptions shall be held by the court
or before a jury, if asked by either party.
(b) The circuit court clerk shall give notice of filing of the
appraisers' report to all known parties to the action and their attorneys
of record by certified mail.
(c) Upon the trial of the exceptions, the court may revise, correct,
amend, or confirm the appraisement in accordance with the finding of
the court or verdict of the jury.
(d) The court shall apportion the costs accruing in the proceedings
as justice may require. However, if applicable, a landowner who incurs
attorney's fees through the exercise of eminent domain under this
chapter is entitled to reasonable attorney's fees in accordance with IC 32-24-1-14.
(e) Changes of venue may be had as in other cases.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-11-2-4.]

Legislative History

As added by P.L.2-2002, SEC.9. Amended by P.L.163-2006, SEC.15.