KRS 39A.130
Appeal from award of Board of Claims
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Current — July 28, 2021
As of August 1, 2020
(1) The owner of property seized, taken, or condemned may appeal from the award of the Kentucky Claims Commission to the Circuit Court of the county of the owner’s residence. The Rules of Civil Procedure shall, so far as applicable, govern the procedure on appeal. A trial de novo shall not be allowed unless the record on appeal is not sufficient to determine the matter from the record, but if the action is tried, it shall be tried according to the practice prescribed for the trial of jury cases.
(1) The owner of property seized, taken, or condemned may appeal from the award of the Board of Claims to the Circuit Court of the county of the owner’s residence. The Rules of Civil Procedure shall, so far as applicable, govern the procedure on appeal. A trial de novo shall not be allowed unless the record on appeal is not sufficient to determine the matter from the record, but if the action is tried, it shall be tried according to the practice prescribed for the trial of jury cases.
(2) An appeal from the judgment of Circuit Court may be taken to the Court of Appeals.
(2) An appeal from the judgment of Circuit Court may be taken to the Court of Appeals.
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