Is there a way to appeal a condemnation order?

Yes, it is possible to appeal a condemnation order in Indiana. The Indiana Code of Laws provides a process to appeal an eminent domain order. First, a person must file a written Notice of Appeal with the court before the final order is confirmed. The Notice of Appeal must include a statement of the order being appealed and the grounds for the appeal. After the Notice of Appeal is filed, the court will grant a hearing. During the hearing, the appellant must explain in court why the court order should be reversed. This is the time to present any evidence or witnesses that will support the appeal. The court will then review the evidence presented and make a ruling. If the court rules in favor of the appellant, the order will be reversed and a new order will be issued. If the court rules against the appellant, the original order will stand. In either case, the court’s decision is binding and cannot be appealed. Therefore, it is important to make sure that all evidence and witnesses are presented during the initial court hearing. An experienced attorney can help make sure that all evidence is presented in a persuasive way.

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