Costs 'incurred' in s 59(a), (b) and (c) of the Just Terms Act means costs whenever incurred as determined on the balance of probabilities, not limited to costs already incurred before trial; the expanded 'might...be incurred' in s 59(d), (e) and (f) means costs where it is less than probable that they will be incurred. Section 61(b) does not exclude disturbance costs where the existing use would continue on a lot within the subdivision potential on which market value was assessed. Disturbance costs for services on residue land are not double-dipping with the before and after valuation method merely because they would increase the value of the residue land, provided they do not relate to the potential on which the residue land was valued.
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