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condemnee

condemnee noun: someone whose property has been condemned.

Noun

condemnee (plural condemnees)

  1. Someone whose property has been condemned.
    • After the time for preliminary objections has expired, the condemnor is entitled to possession or right of entry upon payment or written offer to pay the condemnee the amount of just compensation as estimated by the condemnor.2018, Kevin A. Hess, Seth A. Mendelsohn, Nathan C. Wolf, Pennsylvania Civil Practice, §23.09

Forms of condemnee

pluralcondemnees

Origin of condemnee

From condemn + -ee.

Questions about condemnee

What does condemnee mean?
Condemnee means someone whose property has been condemned.
What part of speech is condemnee?
Condemnee is a noun.
What is the plural of condemnee?
The plural of condemnee is condemnees.

Words near condemnee in the dictionary

  1. condemnations
  2. condemnatorily
  3. condemnatory
  4. condemned
  5. condemned to
  6. condemnee
  7. condemnees
  8. condemner
  9. condemners
  10. condemnest
  11. condemneth

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