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An Overview of Eminent Domain & Condemnation In South Carolina -

Table of Contents

PART 1 OF 6 

Introduction

Overview

        What is Condemnation?

        Who can take my property?

        Can the Condemnor take my property for any reason?

        Who decides whether the condemnation of my property is for a public or private use?

        How will I know whether the Condemnor really wants to take my property?

        What can the Condemnor take?

PART 2 OF 6 

The Right to Condemn

        Does the Condemnor have the right to take my property?

Pre-Condemnation Planning

        Should I be doing anything before my property is condemned?

        If you consult an Attorney, consider asking these questions:

PART 3 OF 6 

Chronology

        What happens, and when, during a condemnation action?

Condemnation

        Who serves on the Trial Jury?

        Who serves on the Appraisal Panel?

        What is a drawdown?

        How do I know that my interests are protected and my concerns are being addressed?

PART 4 OF 6 

Transfer of Possession

        When will I be required to give up my property?

Appraising the Property

        How will my property be appraised?

PART 5 OF 6 

Compensation

        If I don’t agree with the Condemnor’ offer, who decides how much money I get?

        What am I entitled to be paid for?

Relocation Assistance

        Residential Displacements

        Non-Residential Displacements

        Other Moving Items

PART 6 OF 6 

Attorneys’ Fees & Costs

        If I consult an attorney, what will it cost me?

Taxes and Tax Consequences

        Do I pay taxes on the amount I receive as just compensation?

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