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of <h1>Government must pay or deposit compensation within 30 days for acquired property under tax laws, or face 15% interest</h1> When immovable property is acquired by the government under specified tax provisions, compensation must be promptly paid to entitled persons once the property vests in the government. If disputes arise regarding compensation apportionment or entitlement, the government must deposit the compensation with the court and seek its decision, which is final. Failure by the government to pay or deposit compensation within thirty days of vesting triggers liability to pay interest at fifteen percent per annum until payment. The court may order deposited compensation to be invested in suitable securities, with proceeds managed to benefit the entitled parties similarly to ownership of the property. Liability remains on any person receiving compensation to pay the lawful claimant. These provisions ensure timely and fair compensation payment in cases of government acquisition of immovable property to prevent tax evasion.
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