Key legal question
Whether the expropriation court must give a second deadline with renewed warning of default consequences after the first deadline expires unused.
Extracted holding
As a rule, no. The court will henceforth limit itself to a single notice of default consequences in expropriation proceedings, absent urgent cases or other special circumstances.
Extracted reasoning
A further reminder usually adds no benefit for the affected party once the consequences have already been clearly communicated; it only creates extra administrative effort. The practice is also supported by analogous rules in civil procedure and the administrative procedure law, which likewise rely on a single warning.