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47:2232. Does anyone have experience in buying property that has been adjudicated to the city for unpaid taxes. Jan. 1, 2009; Acts 2010, No. <<860E98A22DD1834B80E0D73C993CE71A>]>>
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The [name of political subdivision] has the right to take possession of the property and become owner of the property pursuant to R.S. For property adjudicated to the state for nonpayment of taxes for years 1880 through 1973, any person may redeem said property in the name of the tax debtor, subject to any encumbrances placed thereon by the state, until such time as the state sells or transfers the property. 47:2201 et seq. For property adjudicated to the state for nonpayment of taxes for years 1880 through 1973, any person may redeem said property in the name of the tax debtor, subject to any encumbrances placed thereon by the state, until such time as the state sells or transfers the property. [Name of the political subdivision] has the right to sell or donate the property pursuant to R.S. B. 0000001281 00000 n
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Disclaimer: These codes may not be the most recent version. E. With respect to property adjudicated to the state for nonpayment of taxes for the years 1880 through 1973, the state, as owner, may lease, transfer, or sell the property pursuant to R.S. 0000010986 00000 n
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Statutory right to redeem adjudicated property. (2) The granting of the order of possession pursuant to R.S. 0000006752 00000 n
Adjudicated property: means property of which tax sale title is acquired by a political subdivision pursuant to R.See Louisiana Revised Statutes 47:2122; Deed: The legal instrument used to transfer title in real property from one person to another. 0000004537 00000 n
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(a) The state. Acts 2008, No. 0000009958 00000 n
The tax sale certificate shall be sufficient if it is in the following form: BE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBERED, that, I, [name of tax collector], Tax Collector for the [name of political subdivision], in the name of the [name of political subdivision], and by virtue of the authority in me vested by the Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana and, pursuant to the requirements of the law, having mailed and published the notice required by the law, and having strictly complied with each and every requirement of the law relating to delinquent taxes, tax debtors, and to seizures, advertisements, and sale of tax sale title to the property in full, did in the manner prescribed in the law, advertise and list in [name of appropriate journal for legal notices] the property to be sold for delinquent property taxes with interest and costs for the year(s) of ___________________ in the [place of sale] on [dates of publication], beginning at ten o’clock A.M. giving notice in the issues of the newspaper and in the list as advertised the following described property: [See Exhibit “A.”] (Include name of each tax debtor in Exhibit “A”). 281, §1. 47:2201, 2211 and 2237. 0000001861 00000 n
And on said [date], after beginning but not completing said list, I continued the same within legal hours the next succeeding legal days offering tax sale title to said property for sale at public auction in the manner required by said laws and the whole or the undivided interest of the tax debtor therein being the smallest amount of said property that any bidder would buy and pay the taxes and costs and [name of political subdivision to which the property is being adjudicated] being the bidder, and having complied with the terms of sale, became the purchaser of tax sale title to the whole of the property or the undivided interest of the tax debtor therein. However, the purchase price or bid shall be the redemption price. 0000004175 00000 n
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The tax collector shall make out a tax sale certificate and file the tax sale certificate with the recorder of conveyances of the parish in which the property is located. 0000009385 00000 n
281, §1. 47:2231 through 2237. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto signed my name officially at _____________________, Parish of ________________________, in the presence of the two undersigned competent witnesses, who also signed this_________ day of __________________ [Month], ________ [Year]. I'm hearing you have to notify the previous owner first and they have up to 2 years to redeem the property back from you. %%EOF
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Louisiana may have more current or accurate information. Adjudicated Property Livingston Parish partnered with Civic Source in 2016 to handle the sale of adjudicated properties in Livingston Parish. 0000009714 00000 n
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If the tax collector does not agree to readvertise the selling of tax sale title to the property or properties so adjudicated to the political subdivision for sale, if the political subdivision decides not to readvertise, or if the property is readvertised but not sold, the property shall remain adjudicated property, unless it has been redeemed. 0000011128 00000 n
The purchaser of a tax sale title to an adjudicated property shall be deemed to have purchased the property at the tax sale at which the property was adjudicated to the political subdivision. Subscribe to Justia's 0000013677 00000 n
41:131 et seq. © 2020 LawServer Online, Inc. All rights reserved. 47:2206, or the filing of the sale or donation transferring the property from the political subdivision pursuant to R.S. Acts 2008, No. trailer
NOW, THEREFORE, all the formalities of the law having complied with, I [name of tax collector], Tax Collector for said [name of political subdivision], by virtue of the authority in me vested by the laws of the State of Louisiana do by these presents sell and transfer unto [name and address of political subdivision], tax sale title to the property or the undivided interest of the tax debtor therein. 0000006515 00000 n
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Free Newsletters For property adjudicated to a political subdivision, after the expiration of the applicable redemptive period, any person may redeem tax sale title to property in the name of the tax debtor until any of the following shall occur: (1) The later of sixty days or six months, as applicable, after the notice required by R.S. 0000017312 00000 n
; provided that if the property is occupied or assessed taxes thereon rendering sale of the property inappropriate, the register of the state land office shall notify the occupier or taxpayer of the adjudication and the need to either redeem or cancel said adjudication. the purchase of adjudicated property is authorized under the state of louisiana, act 819, effective january 1, 2009. all applicants are strongly advised to obtain legal counsel prior to making an application to acquire adjudicated property and to review the application for purchase of adjudicated property.