Section 42-2-10 Order of Condemnation Vests Title; Right of Entry on Land Pending Appeal. — United States — Alabama law | Esheria

Section 42-2-10 Order of Condemnation Vests Title; Right of Entry on Land Pending Appeal.

After condemnation payment or deposit, title vests in the United States; if there is an appeal and the stated deposit and bond are made, the United States or its agents may enter the land and survey, construct, and operate there, but the easement does not vest absolutely until final resolution and later payment or depo

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Language
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After condemnation payment or deposit, title vests in the United States; if there is an appeal and the stated deposit and bond are made, the United States or its agents may enter the land and survey, construct, and operate there, but the easement does not vest absolutely until final resolution and later payment or deposit.

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