Transferring Defeasible Title By Certificate
This is Chapter 3 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Transferring Defeasible Title By Certificate.” It is part of Title 25.1, titled “Eminent Domain.” It’s comprised of the following 19 sections.
- § 25.1-300
- Definitions
- § 25.1-301
- Applicability of chapter; purpose
- § 25.1-302
- Protection of property
- § 25.1-303
- Effort to acquire property by purchase
- § 25.1-304
- Authority to take possession and title to property
- § 25.1-305
- Authorized condemnor to make payment into court or file certificate of deposit before entering upon land
- § 25.1-306
- Notice of intent to file certificate
- § 25.1-307
- Content of certificates; recordation of certificates
- § 25.1-308
- Effect of recordation of certificate; transfer of title or interest in property
- § 25.1-309
- Property situated in two or more localities
- § 25.1-310
- Proceedings for distribution of funds
- § 25.1-311
- Effect of acceptance of payments; evidence as to amount of deposit or certificate
- § 25.1-312
- Reformation, alteration, revision, amendment or invalidation of certificate
- § 25.1-313
- Institution of condemnation proceedings
- § 25.1-314
- Order confirming award; recordation
- § 25.1-315
- Awards in greater amounts than deposit; interest
- § 25.1-316
- Awards in lesser amounts than deposit; interest
- § 25.1-317
- Agreements as to compensation; petition and order of court thereon; disposition of funds
- § 25.1-318
- Petition by owner for determination of just compensation