Mississippi Code
Chapter 1 - Transportation Department
Article 3 - Eminent Domain and Condemnation Proceedings

§ 65-1-301. Definitions - For the purposes of this article the following terms shall...

§ 65-1-311. Time for filing an answer to complaint - Any person named in and served with a complaint and...

§ 65-1-313. Motion to hear and determine issues raised in pleadings - After the filing of the plat, the judge, upon motion...

§ 65-1-319. Measure of damages - The following shall be the measure of damages to be...

§ 65-1-321. Interest on just compensation award - To the amount awarded as just compensation by the jury...

§ 65-1-323. Time and place of hearing - An order of the court shall fix the time and...

§ 65-1-327. Conformance to other civil actions - In all cases of procedure under this article, whenever the...

§ 65-1-329. Final judgments; form - Final judgments entered in actions instituted under the provisions of...

§ 65-1-331. Just compensation; adverse or conflicting claimants - If there are adverse and conflicting claimants to the deposit...

§ 65-1-333. Written agreement in lieu of complaint or declaration of taking - The provisions of this article shall not prevent the transportation...

§ 65-1-335. Authority of department to enter land to make surveys or other examinations - The Transportation Department, without having filed a complaint and a...

§ 65-1-337. Reimbursement of real property taxes - A property owner whose property is totally taken in fee...

§ 65-1-339. Transportation Department entitled to recover amount of deposit exceeding that of final judgment - If the amount of the final judgment is less than...

§ 65-1-341. Payment of court costs; right of appeal - The Transportation Department shall pay all court costs taxed by...

§ 65-1-343. Prepayment of court costs - The circuit clerks and chancery clerks shall not require the...

§ 65-1-345. Relationship to other laws - The provisions of this article shall not be considered as...

§ 65-1-347. Due process - Nothing in this article shall be construed so as to...