Wyoming Statutes
§ 24-3-121 — Appeals from decisions of county commissioners; recovery of damages; court costs
Wyoming § 24-3-121
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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 24-3-121 (2026).
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The amount of damages to which the claimant shall be entitled on
such appeal shall be ascertained in the same manner as in a
civil action, and the amount so ascertained, if any, shall be
entered of record, but no judgment shall be entered therefor.
The amount thus ascertained shall be certified by the clerk of
the court to the county clerk who shall thereafter proceed as if
such amount had been allowed by the board of the county
commissioners to the claimant as damages. If the appellant shall
fail to recover an amount exceeding fifty dollars ($50.00) above
the amount allowed to him by the board of the county
commissioners, he shall pay all costs of the appeal.
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§ 24-3-101
Resolution by county commissioners; petition of
county electors; alteration authority specified§ 24-3-102
Requiring deposit by petitioners§ 24-3-104
Viewer; oath; scope of investigation§ 24-3-105
Viewer; factors to be considered§ 24-3-106
Viewer; report§ 24-3-107
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