Rhode Island § 46-2-15 § 46-2-15. Appraisal and award of damages.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 46-2-15 — § 46-2-15. Appraisal and award of damages.

Rhode Island § 46-2-15

Title 46Waters and Navigation

Ch. 46-2Federal Navigation and Flood Control Projects

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 46-2-15 (2026).

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§ 46-2-15. Appraisal and award of damages.
At the time mentioned in the notice given under the authority of § 46-2-14, or at such adjournment from that time as the court shall order, the court shall
            appoint three (3) suitable persons to be commissioners to appraise the damages sustained
            by any person whose property, estate, or rights of property shall have been taken
            for either or any of the purposes authorized in § 46-2-12; the commissioners, after being duly sworn to the faithful discharge of their trust
            and giving due notice to the parties in interest, shall proceed to hear the parties
            with their allegations and proofs, and to examine the premises, and shall

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§ 46-2-15. Appraisal and award of damages.

At the time mentioned in the notice given under the authority of § 46-2-14, or at such adjournment from that time as the court shall order, the court shall appoint three (3) suitable persons to be commissioners to appraise the damages sustained by any person whose property, estate, or rights of property shall have been taken for either or any of the purposes authorized in § 46-2-12; the commissioners, after being duly sworn to the faithful discharge of their trust and giving due notice to the parties in interest, shall proceed to hear the parties with their allegations and proofs, and to examine the premises, and shall make up and return their award in the premises to the clerk of the superior court from which they received their appointment, with their fees marked thereon, which fees, being first allowed by the court, shall be forthwith paid by the town or city taking the property, estate, or rights of property embraced in the award.