Editor's Note
Former Sections 55-9-100 to 55-9-180 were derived from 1962 Code Sections 2-107-2-115; 1952 Code Sections 2-107-2-115; 1942 Code Section 7112-33; 1937 (40) 466; 1942 (42) 1465, 1499.
Former Section 55-9-100 related to the bringing of a single proceeding against various property owners. Former Section 55-9-110 pertained to the joining of parties unknown or having questionable titles. Former Section 55-9-120 related to the service of notice on parties in a proceeding to condemn property for airport purposes. Former Section 55-9-130 pertained to the contents of a notice of the description of property sought to be taken by condemnation for airport purposes. Former Section 55-9-140 related to a hearing at which the value and ownership of property to be taken by condemnation for airport purposes were to be determined. Former Section 55-9-150 related to payment of compensation for property taken by condemnation for airport purposes. Former section 55-9-160 related to controversies regarding payment of compensation for property taken by condemnation for airport purposes. Former Section 55-9-170 related to the taking of possession of property obtained by condemnation for airport purposes, and to appeal from the decision of award. Former Section 55-9-180 stated that when a county was governed by a board of directors such board would sit as the condemning authority with regard to property sought to be taken for airport purposes.
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