Hawaii Revised Statutes
101. Eminent Domain
101-39 Effect of abandonment of eminent domain proceedings.

§101-39 Effect of abandonment of eminent domain proceedings. If (1) possession is abandoned at any time prior to the entry of final order of condemnation, or (2) proceedings are abandoned or discontinued before reaching final judgment, or (3) the final judgment does not provide for the taking of the land for public use, or (4) the final order of condemnation is not entered within two years after final judgment, then:
(A) The amount of taxes remitted for the balance of the taxation period or year from and after the event enumerated in items (1), (2), (3), or (4) above shall be restored to the tax lists and tax rolls and shall be deemed delinquent if not paid within ten days after the mailing of notice and demand for payment; and
(B) If the property has not been assessed for taxes in any year by reason of such possession by the plaintiff the property shall be assessed for taxes in the manner provided for property omitted from taxation, and the taxes due on the property for the balance of the taxation period or year from and after the event enumerated in items (1), (2), (3), or (4) above shall be placed on the tax lists and tax rolls and collected as in the case of property omitted from taxation. [L 1939, c 211, pt of §3; RL 1945, pt of §320; RL 1955, §8-37; HRS §101-39]

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 9. Public Property, Purchasing and Contracting

101. Eminent Domain

101-1 Definitions.

101-2 Taking private property for public use; disposal of excess property.

101-3 Entry upon private property by agreement.

101-3.5 Priority for lessees dislocated by condemnation proceedings. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any lessee engaged in commercial or industrial uses who has been or will be displaced from private property which is acquired by the State o...

101-4 Right of eminent domain granted to public utilities and others.

101-5 Fee simple or lesser estate may be acquired.

101-6 What property may be taken.

101-7 Superior public use.

101-8 Entering and surveying land.

101-9 Actions; priority.

101-10 Circuit courts have jurisdiction.

101-11 Procedure as in civil actions.

101-12 Evidence.

101-13 Exercise of power by county.

101-14 Plaintiff.

101-15 Complaint; defendants.

101-16 Complaint; additional contents; map.

101-17 Different properties in one action.

101-18 Joint or consolidated actions by governmental agencies.

101-19 Amendments of complaints, citations.

101-20 Notice.

101-21 Intervenors.

101-22 Decision.

101-23 Damages assessed, how.

101-24 Assessed as of day of summons.

101-25 Payment of judgment, penalties.

101-26 Final order of condemnation.

101-27 Defendant allowed damages upon abandonment or dismissal of proceedings.

101-28 Possession pending action; immediate occupation by plaintiff.

101-29 Possession pending action; alternative procedure.

101-30 Order of possession.

101-31 Payment of estimated compensation; effect thereof.

101-32 Possession pending appeal.

101-33 Allowance of interest, etc.

101-34 Issue as to use may be set for immediate trial.

101-35 Tax official as party; certificates, etc.

101-36 Certificate of deposit of moneys in court; notice of lien.

101-37 Payment of taxes out of deposit.

101-38 Further certificate of possession.

101-39 Effect of abandonment of eminent domain proceedings.

101-41 Special power of eminent domain.

101-42 Rights-of-way.

101-43 Requirements prior to exercise of power.

101-44 Right-of-way lapses when.

101-51 Definitions.

101-52 Proceedings authorized.

101-53 Property already appropriated to a public purpose.

101-54 Part I provisions adopted; consolidation of proceedings.

101-71 Taking private personal property for public use.

101-72 Negotiated purchase of private personal property under threat of condemnation.