Rhode Island § 24-1-7 § 24-1-7. Payment of agreed price.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 24-1-7 — § 24-1-7. Payment of agreed price.

Rhode Island § 24-1-7

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Ch. 24-1Laying Out and Taking by Cities and Towns

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 24-1-7 (2026).

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§ 24-1-7. Payment of agreed price.
If any party shall agree with the city or town council upon the price to be paid for
            the value of the land or other real property so taken and of appurtenant damage to
            any remainder or for the value of the party's estate, right or interest therein, the
            court, upon application of the parties in interest, may order that the sum agreed
            upon be paid forthwith from the money deposited, as the just compensation to be awarded
            in the proceedings; provided, however, that no payment shall be made to any official
            or employee of the city or town for any property or interest therein acquired from
            an official or empl

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§ 24-1-7. Payment of agreed price.

If any party shall agree with the city or town council upon the price to be paid for the value of the land or other real property so taken and of appurtenant damage to any remainder or for the value of the party's estate, right or interest therein, the court, upon application of the parties in interest, may order that the sum agreed upon be paid forthwith from the money deposited, as the just compensation to be awarded in the proceedings; provided, however, that no payment shall be made to any official or employee of the city or town for any property or interest therein acquired from an official or employee unless the amount of the payment is determined by the court to constitute just compensation to be awarded in the proceedings.