How do you uncondemn a house?

Answer 1

There is no such thing as being a little pregnant. Either it is, or it is NOT.

Once a property is condemned that is a final order. After time for appeal tolls a final order exists. The order is final.

The property title deed reverts to the condemning authority once the order is filled. Not when served.

Upon the filling of the action, a copy of the original notice then final order must be filled with the county register of deed's. The country register of Deed's forwards the copy to the County Auditor who removes the property from the tax register.

It is public property once filled and the property is owned by the people of the State.

Before a condemning authority can file an action, a bond must first be obtained. This bond pays all fees the owner sustained in loss of property, moneys, moving, business or replacing moneys, moving or business and attorney fee's if the authority quits the claim.

A Condemning Authority must be prepared with Bond to pay the owner for the taking regardless of duration or outcome.

Not any party can uncondemn a property. No such thing exist in the laws.