Section 11-48-41 Appeals to Circuit Court from Assessments - Conduct Generally; Right of Jury Trial; Entry of Judgment and Assessment of Costs Generally.
In an assessment appeal, the court hears the property owners’ objections, decides whether the assessment exceeds the property’s special-benefit value, and enters judgment. The case is normally tried to the judge without a jury unless a jury trial is demanded when the appeal is filed.
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