Delaware Code
Chapter 13. DELAWARE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
§ 1324. Damage to private property.

All private property damaged or destroyed in the exercise by the Authority of the powers granted by this chapter shall either be restored or repaired and placed in its condition prior to such damage or destruction, as nearly as practicable, or adequate compensation made therefor, as determined solely by the Authority from funds available to the Authority.

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Delaware Code

Title 2 - Transportation

Chapter 13. DELAWARE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

§ 1301. Short title.

§ 1302. Legislative findings and determinations.

§ 1303. Definitions.

§ 1304. Established; Director.

§ 1305. Turnpike maintenance and operations.

§ 1306. Aeronautics within the Department.

§ 1307. Subsidiaries.

§ 1309. Powers.

§ 1310. Revenues.

§ 1311. Bonds.

§ 1312. Authorized projects.

§ 1314. Authorization of state highway projects.

§ 1315. Credit of State not pledged to Authority bonds.

§ 1316. Bonds as legal investments; legal deposit.

§ 1317. Revenues as trust funds; pledge or assignment of revenues; security interest.

§ 1318. Certain contract with bondholders.

§ 1319. Exemption from taxation.

§ 1320. Special provisions relating to Delaware Turnpike.

§ 1321. Limitation on jurisdiction of political subdivisions.

§ 1322. Conveyance to Authority.

§ 1323. Audit of books and accounts.

§ 1324. Damage to private property.

§ 1325. Employees of the Delaware Transit Corporation and subsidiaries.

§ 1325A. Status of former DTA employees.

§ 1326. John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway.

§ 1327. Operation of service stations.

§ 1328. Application of state Freedom of Information Act.

§ 1329. Liability of Authority [Effective until Apr. 14, 2023].

§ 1329. Liability of Authority [Effective Apr. 14, 2023].

§ 1330. Limitation of actions to recover payments erroneously or illegally collected by the Authority.

§ 1331. Motor fuel tax.

§ 1332. Passenger rail carriers.

§ 1335. Maintaining adequate supplies of road materials [Operation of this statute was suspended by 83 Del. Laws, c. 340, § 112].