US · guidance
Justice Manual § 5-15.538
Title Evidence—Curative Materials
When transmitting title evidence to the Land Acquisition Section as part of a final transcript of record, there should be included evidence of the disposition of any outstanding compensable interests disclosed by the evidence of title which interests are not barred by the condemnation proceedings. For example, an official receipt for the payment of ad valorem taxes should accompany title evidence disclosing unpaid taxes which were a lien on property on the date of taking.
History
[updated April 2018]
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- 2026-09-20
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