Tax Liens
Tax Liens
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If a person who has no right to redeem the property goes through the form of redemption, the transaction is void ; he cannot treat it as a purchase of the tax title.
When the property is assessed to the owner in pos- session, as it is his duty to look after the pa^^nent of taxes, his right of redemption runs for a fixed 20 MODERN AIMERICAN LAW LECTURE period after the sale, of whicli he is presumed to have notice. Provision is often made by statute for re- demption by persons interested in the ...property who might well have no actual knowledge of the sale and upon whom no demand for payment would naturally be made, such as mortgagees not in possession, or the actual owner when the land was assessed to an occu- pant not the owner, or when it was assessed to ''per- sons unknown" or when there was a substantial or misleading error in the name of the person taxed. In such a case the right of redemption generally runs from the time such person receives notice of the sale, and actual knowledge by such person or a duly accred- ited agent must be shown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a person who has no right to redeem the property goes through the form of redemption, the transaction is void ; he cannot treat it as a purchase of the tax title.
When the property is assessed to the owner in pos- session, as it is his duty to look after the pa^^nent of taxes, his right of redemption runs for a fixed 20 MODERN AIMERICAN LAW LECTURE period after the sale, of whicli he is presumed to have notice. Provision is often made by statute for re- demption by persons interested in the ...property who might well have no actual knowledge of the sale and upon whom no demand for payment would naturally be made, such as mortgagees not in possession, or the actual owner when the land was assessed to an occu- pant not the owner, or when it was assessed to ''per- sons unknown" or when there was a substantial or misleading error in the name of the person taxed. In such a case the right of redemption generally runs from the time such person receives notice of the sale, and actual knowledge by such person or a duly accred- ited agent must be shown.
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