12-884. Judgment and costs
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/az/title-12/12-884A research copy — for the controlling text, always check the official state or federal source. Not legal advice.
A. If upon the trial it appears that the state has good title to all or any part of the property or estate described in the complaint, judgment shall be given that the state is seized or possessed thereof. A judgment for the state shall contain a description of the property and shall vest the title thereof in the state.
B. If it appears that the state has no title, judgment shall be rendered dismissing the action, and the court may award costs to defendant.