Utah § 17C-1-905 Court award for court costs and attorney fees, relocation expenses, and damage to fixtures or personal property.

Utah Statutes

§ 17C-1-905 — Court award for court costs and attorney fees, relocation expenses, and damage to fixtures or personal property.

Utah § 17C-1-905

Title 17CLimited Purpose Local Government Entities - Community Reinvestment Agency Act

Ch. 17C-1Agency Operations

Part 17C-1-9Eminent Domain

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Utah Code Ann. § 17C-1-905 (2026).

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In an eminent domain action under this part, the court may award:

(1)costs and reasonable attorney fees to the condemnee if the amount of the court or jury award for the property exceeds the amount offered by the agency;

(2)a reasonable sum, as determined by the court or jury, as compensation for any costs or expenses relating to relocating:

(2)(a) an owner who occupied the acquired property;

(2)(b) a party conducting a business on the acquired property; or

(2)(c) a person displaced from the property, as permitted by Title 57, Chapter 12, Utah Relocation Assistance Act; and

(3)an amount to compensate for any fixtures or personal property that is:

(3)(a) owned by the owner of the acquired property or by a person conducting a business on the acquired property; and

(3)(b) damaged as a re

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In an eminent domain action under this part, the court may award:
(1) costs and reasonable attorney fees to the condemnee if the amount of the court or jury award for the property exceeds the amount offered by the agency;
(2) a reasonable sum, as determined by the court or jury, as compensation for any costs or expenses relating to relocating:

(2)(a) an owner who occupied the acquired property;
(2)(b) a party conducting a business on the acquired property; or
(2)(c) a person displaced from the property, as permitted by Title 57, Chapter 12, Utah Relocation Assistance Act; and
(3) an amount to compensate for any fixtures or personal property that is:

(3)(a) owned by the owner of the acquired property or by a person conducting a business on the acquired property; and
(3)(b) damaged as a result of the acquisition or relocation.