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Ill. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 300.70
Instruction On Use of Verdict Forms--Just
Compensation--Fact of Damage To
Remainder Contested--Single Tract
When you retire to the jury room you will first select a foreperson. He or she will preside
during your deliberations.
Your verdict must be unanimous.
Forms of verdicts are supplied with these instructions. After you have reached your
verdict, fill in and sign the appropriate form and return it into court. Your verdict must be signed
by each of you. You should not write or mark upon this or any of the other instructions given to
you by the court.
When you have determined the just compensation to be paid for the property taken, you
will complete Verdict Form A.
You will also decide whether there are damages to the remainder, and if you find there are
damages to the remainder, then you will complete Verdict Form B.
If you find that there [is] [will be] no damage to the remainder, write the word “none” in
the blank on the verdict form.
300.70.1 Forms of Verdict--Just Compensation--Fact
of Damage to Remainder Contested--Single Tract
Verdict Form A
We, the jury, find the just compensation to be paid to the defendant for the taking of his
property to be ____$.
[Signature Lines]
Verdict Form B
We, the jury, further find the damages to the remainder to be ____$.
[Signature Lines]
Provenance
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- illinoiscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-10
- Edition
- 2026-09-10
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