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Ch. 305
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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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ANY OF ITS INSTRUMENTALITIES OR POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS MAY NOT
PROCEED WITH CONDEMNATION UNTIL IT FIRST OBTAINS A NEW
AUTHORIZATION TO CONDEMN ACQUIRE THE PROPERTY.
12-106.
(a) The plaintiff shall pay all the costs in the trial court.
(b) The costs in a condemnation proceeding include:
(1) The costs in a condemnation proceeding include:
(2) The cost of transporting the trier of fact to view the property;
(3) The cost of meals for the jury if the court so orders;
(4) The cost of recording the inquisition among the land records and of
all documentary stamps which may be required in the transfer of the property to the
plaintiff; and
reasonable legal, appraisal, and engineering fees actually incurred by the defendant
because of the condemnation proceeding[, if]:
(I) IF the judgment is for the defendant on the right to
2. IN ANY OTHER PROCEEDING, THE AMOUNT OFFERED
BY THE PLAINTIFF IN WRITING AT LEAST 30 DAYS BEFORE THE COMPLAINT WAS
FILED.
(e) In proceeding under Article III of the Constitution of the State, or any
amendment to it, the plaintiff shall pay interest at the rate of 6 percent per annum on
any difference between the amount of money initially paid into court for the use of the
defendant and the jury award as stated in the inquisition, from the date the money
was paid into court to the date of the inquisition or final judgment, whichever date is later.
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