Texas § 112.061 SUIT INVOLVING RAILROAD COMPANY PROPERTY.

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§ 112.061 — SUIT INVOLVING RAILROAD COMPANY PROPERTY.

Texas § 112.061

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 112.061 (2026).

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Sec. 112.061. SUIT INVOLVING RAILROAD COMPANY PROPERTY.

(a)If a railroad company is sued for property occupied by the company for railroad purposes or for damages to property occupied by the company for railroad purposes, the court in which the suit is pending may determine all matters in dispute between the parties, including the condemnation of the property, on petition or cross bill by the defendant requesting that remedy.

(b)A plea for condemnation under Subsection (a) is considered an admission of the plaintiff's title to the property.

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Sec. 112.061. SUIT INVOLVING RAILROAD COMPANY PROPERTY. (a) If a railroad company is sued for property occupied by the company for railroad purposes or for damages to property occupied by the company for railroad purposes, the court in which the suit is pending may determine all matters in dispute between the parties, including the condemnation of the property, on petition or cross bill by the defendant requesting that remedy.
(b) A plea for condemnation under Subsection (a) is considered an admission of the plaintiff's title to the property.