Bank v. City Of Atlanta, S10A0102.

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• Georgia - Kachwalla v. Byrne
• Georgia - Department of Transp. v. Tillett Bros. Const. Co., Inc.
• Georgia - Zepp v. Brannen
• Georgia - Adams v. Cobb County
• US - Reference Stubs - Dismissal of actions; recommencement within six months



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• US - Reference Stubs - Dismissal for want of prosecution; costs; recommencement within six months
• US - Reference Stubs - Self-executing nature of declaration of taking; court costs; entry of judgment; transfer of case to closed docket; effect of Code section on condemnor's title
• US - Reference Stubs - Authorization to utilize the declaration of taking method of eminent domain
• US - Reference Stubs - Incorporation of award into judgment of court
• US - Reference Stubs - Appeal of award generally; condemnee's right to jury trial on issue of just and adequate compensation
• US - Reference Stubs - "Condemning body" and "condemnor" defined
• US - Reference Stubs - Appeal to jury; evidence to be heard on appeal; subsequent review of issues not brought before jury
• US - Reference Stubs - Declaration of taking; Order of condemnation by condemning authority
• US - Reference Stubs - Deposit of estimated compensation; vesting of title in condemning authority; protection of due process rights
• US - Reference Stubs - Authority to bring condemnation proceedings
• US - Reference Stubs - Power of judge to set aside, vacate, and annul declaration of taking; issuance and service on condemnor of rule nisi; hearing
• US - Reference Stubs - Service of process; award by special master and judgment of court conclusive as to right of condemnor to take or damage property or interest
• US - Reference Stubs - Filing notice of appeal
• US - Reference Stubs - Hearing; evidence; depositions; affidavits; determination of compliance with procedural rules; disposition
• US - Reference Stubs - "Condemnor" defined
• US - Reference Stubs - Requirements for condemnation; time of hearing; directions for notice and service; attachment of process to petition; cause to proceed in rem