Costs and attorney fees in inverse condemnation proceedings
Source:
Section 20.085 — Costs and attorney fees in inverse condemnation proceedings, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors020.html
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Notes of Decisions
A landowner who successfully appeals the amount of damages awarded when his land is burdened by a way of necessity is entitled to attorney fees. Brookshire v. Johnson, 274 Or 19, 544 P2d 164 (1976)
Where, in county court proceedings, landowner successfully opposed proposed way of necessity across her land, she was not entitled to award of attorney fees and costs under this section. Knudsen v. Clatsop County Bd. of Comm., 45 Or App 351, 608 P2d 581 (1980), Sup Ct review denied
Where court found that there had not been inverse condemnation, and plaintiffs had all their land except that acquired by county by prescription, plaintiffs did not prevail and were not entitled to attorney fees. Laudahl v. Polk County, 46 Or App 765, 613 P2d 92 (1980), Sup Ct review denied