Tex. Transportation Code § 314.054
This is the official text of Tex. Transportation Code § 314.054, part of Texas’s Transportation Code — governs vehicles, drivers, and roadways.
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§ 314.054. VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENT.
Official statutory text
An assessment or reassessment is valid and binding without regard to:
(1) an error, omission, or invalidity in a proceeding of the municipality under this chapter with reference to:
(A) the making of an improvement provided by this chapter;
(B) the taking or condemnation of property for an improvement; or
(C) the determination and payment of damages for property taken or damaged; or
(2) whether as of the date of the assessments the improvement was completed.
(1) an error, omission, or invalidity in a proceeding of the municipality under this chapter with reference to:
(A) the making of an improvement provided by this chapter;
(B) the taking or condemnation of property for an improvement; or
(C) the determination and payment of damages for property taken or damaged; or
(2) whether as of the date of the assessments the improvement was completed.
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