The judgment of condemnation or the final decree, as the case may be, shall set forth
the date or time when the county shall be and become vested with title to and entitled
to the possession of, or to the exercise and enjoyment of the rights in, the real
property described in the petition and shown on the map or maps as parcels wherein
estates or rights are to be acquired in the proceeding, and shall contain a description
of the land and a statement of what right, title or interest therein, and the nature
and extent thereof, is acquired by the county. The county, or any person acting under
its authority, may immediately or at any time or times after granting of judgment
of condemnation take possession of the same or any part or parts thereof without any
action or proceeding at law or otherwise for that purpose, except as provided in section 233.81 of this chapter.
2.
Any award or awards shall bear lawful interest from the date the county enters into
possession and occupation or from the date of vesting of title as aforesaid, whichever
is sooner, to the date of payment, except as herein otherwise provided. Upon the entry
of the final decree, the same shall be attached to the judgment roll in the proceedings
and shall show the amount directed to be paid either as compensation to the owner
or party in interest, or for costs and expenses of the said proceeding, as taxed by
the clerk. In the event that such amounts have not been paid upon the expiration of
four months from the entry of said final decree, if no appeal has been taken therefrom,
or if an appeal has been taken therefrom, then if such amounts have not been paid
upon the expiration of four months after the entry of the final order or decree on
appeal, any party entitled to payment in accordance with such final decree may docket
as a judgment against the county the amounts due which shall have the same force and
effect as a money judgment in an action in the Supreme Court; but the entry and docketing
of such judgment as hereinabove provided shall under no circumstances constitute any
lien or encumbrance whatsoever upon or against any property at any time owned by the
county. The reversal on appeal of any final decree of the court or official referee
shall not divest the county of title to the real property affected by the appeal.
(§ 107 of the Laws of 1948, Ch. 852)
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