Summary Foreclosure Of Tax Liens

Summary Foreclosure of Tax Liens

Summary Foreclosure of Tax Liens in the United States

Summary Foreclosure of Tax Liens in Connecticut

In addition to other remedies provided by law, the tax collector of any municipality may bring in its name an action in the nature of an action in rem to foreclose a tax lien or liens on real estate (more in the U.S.) the fair market value of which, in his judgment, is less than the total of the amounts due upon the tax liens and other encumbrances upon the property so liened and is not more than fifty thousand dollars with respect to any one parcel. No judgment shall be rendered in such proceeding for the recovery of a personal judgment against the owner of the property subject to such lien or liens or any person having an interest therein. General Statutes of Connecticut (U.S.) § 12-182 (2011).


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