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Vermont Statutes > Title 19 > Chapter 5 - Condemnation
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Title 19
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§ 501
Definitions
§ 502
Authority; precondemnation procedure
§ 503
Survey
§ 504
Petition for hearing to determine necessity
§ 505
Hearing to determine necessity
§ 506
Service and publication of necessity petition and notice of hearing; answer
§ 507
Hearing and order of necessity
§ 508
Stipulation of necessity
§ 509
Procedure
§ 510
Appeal from order of necessity
§ 511
Hearing to determine amount of compensation
§ 512
Order fixing compensation; inverse condemnation; relocation assistance
§ 513
Appeal from order fixing compensation; jury trial
§ 514
Costs
§ 515a
Evidence of highway completion
§ 516
Relocation
§ 517
Vesting of title
§ 518
Minor alterations to existing facilities
§ 519
Condominiums; common areas and facilities
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