RSA 79-C Discretionary Easements
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79-C:10 Exemption for Eminent Domain.
If any of the land which is subject to a discretionary easement is condemned by any governmental agency or is acquired through eminent domain proceedings, the local governing body shall execute a release of the easement to the owner. None of the liquidated consideration provisions of RSA 79-C:8, I and II shall be applicable to releases granted pursuant to this section. Source. 1996, 176:1, eff. Aug. 2, 1996.
79-C:10 Exemption for Eminent Domain.
If any of the land which is subject to a discretionary easement is condemned by any governmental agency or is acquired through eminent domain proceedings, the local governing body shall execute a release of the easement to the owner. None of the liquidated consideration provisions of RSA 79-C:8, I and II shall be applicable to releases granted pursuant to this section. Source. 1996, 176:1, eff. Aug. 2, 1996.
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