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Code · Kansas · Chapter 68 — Roads And Bridges

68-527a. Settlement of disputes over maintenance, improvement or inspection of roads on county or township lines; district courts; appeal.

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68-527a. Settlement of disputes over maintenance, improvement or inspection of roads on county or township lines; district courts; appeal. Whenever a dispute arises over the maintenance, improvement and/or inspection of roads located on county lines or township lines on designated county line roads as provided for in K.S.A. 68-507 and 68-527 , the district court of the county in which the road is located shall have jurisdiction to hear and settle the dispute. If the decision involves a designated county line road, the district court of any county which adjoins such county line road shall have jurisdiction of and it shall be its duty to hear and settle the dispute.
If an action is filed in more than one district court, the last action filed shall be dismissed on motion. Appeals to the supreme court may be taken from the decision of the district court.
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