to fixtures or personal property. In an eminent domain action under this part, the court may award: (1) costs and reasonable attorney fees to the condemnee if the amount of the court or jury award for the property exceeds the amount offered by the agency; (2) a reasonable sum, as determined by the court or jury, as compensation for any costs or expenses relating to relocating: (a) an owner who occupied the acquired property; (b) a party conducting a business on the acquired property; or (c) a person displaced from the property, as permitted by Title 57, Chapter 12, Utah Relocation Assistance Act; and (3) an amount to compensate for any fixtures or personal property that is: (a) owned by the owner of the acquired property or by a person conducting a business on the acquired property; and (b) damaged as a result of the acquisition or relocation. Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 350, 2016 General Session
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