Georgia § 22-2-114 - Effect of deposit of award into court registry; conflicting claims as to deposit.
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§ 22-2-114. Effect of deposit of award into court registry; conflicting claims as to deposit.
When the condemnor has paid into the registry of the court the amount provided for in the award of the special master or the special master panel, if such a panel exists, for the use and benefit of and subject to the demands of the condemnees, the effect of such payment into the registry of the court shall be the same as if paid to the condemnees directly, provided that the clerk shall pay out the money to the condemnees or their personal representatives upon proper proof submitted to him or her as to the quantity of their interests. Where there are conflicting claims, the clerk may require the conflicting parties to establish their claims before the court as is provided by law in other similar matters. (Ga. L. 1957, p. 387, § 16; Ga. L. 1998, p. 1539, § 9.)
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