The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1903-08-20
e, another Jury may be empan.

cannot agree, another Jury may be empan.
cled forthwith.
Sec. Z. The court shall have full power 70
orders necessary to the justice Of the cause,
and also to grant new trials.
Sec. & The verdict Of the jury shall state
first, an accurate description of the property
taken; second, the compensation to be made
therefor; third the amount Of such compen.
sation to which owner Is entitled.
Sec. g. The judgment shall recite the yer.
dict in full, and shall be that the property
therein described, be appropriated TO the pc.
titoner for the uses alleged in the petition
upon the petitioner paying or securing by de
post OF money the compensation found BY
verdict Of the jury.
Sec TO- The petitioner, within ten days az
ter the rendition OF the judgment, shall pay
into the court for the use OF the defendant
the compensation ascertained by the Jury, OF
else the proceedings shall be null and void,
unless further time be allowed by the court.
Upon such payment and upon the recording in
the registry OF deeds, Of the judgment with the
Clerks certificate that the compensation has
been paid into court, the petitioner shall have
appropriate the property for the uses afore-
said with the same effect as though the petit
tioner. held the same by deed or grant from
the defendant.
Sec. IL Any party aggrieved by the final
judgment of the court may have a writ of
error, in common law cases, but such writ
cedeas where the petitioner has paid the
amount Of compensation into the court as
aforesaid, so as to prevent a petitioners appro-
priation OF the property, pending the pro-
ceedings in error. If at any time after the
writ OF error taken by any defendant he shall
take out of court the amount found to be due
him, the writ Of error shall be dismissed in the
Supreme Court upon the certificate of the
clerk Of the Circuit Court that the defendant
has taken out the compensation as aforesaid.
Sec. IL. Whenever the judge shall be sat
ished that any person or persons, whether
holding under the defendant or not, are pre-
venting or obstructing the petitioner from
entering upon or taking possession Of the
property after the petitioner is entitled to do
he may think necessary, or he may proceed
by attachment as for contempt of court.
Sec. IL. All costs of proceedings shall be
paid by the petitioner except the costs upon
the writ of error taken by defendant on which
the judgment Of the Circuit Court shall be
affirmed.
Sec. IL In any case where the petitioner
which the petitioner is using, or il at any
time after attempt to acquire title by condem-
nation proceedings otherwise, it shall be
found that the titles so acquired are defective,
the petitioner may proceed under this article
to acquire or perfect such title
Sec. 10. The right obtained by the petit
toner under the provisions of this article
shall be a right only to use the property
taken for the purpose specified, and shall be
pie in the property taken.
Sec. is. All laws or parts of laws in con.
fict with the provisions of this law. be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. II. This act shall &c into effect imme>
distely upon its passage and approval by the
Governor.
Approved June A, 1908