Legal Definition and Related Resources of Tax deed
Meaning of Tax deed
An instrument whereby the officer of the law undertakes to convey the title of the rightful proprietor to the purchaser at the tax sale, or sale of the land for nonpayment of taxes.
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Concept of Tax Deed in the context of Real Property
Alternatives definitions of Tax Deed: (1) Deed from tax collector to governmental body after a period of non-payment of taxes according to statute. (2) Deed to a purchaser at a public sale of land taken for delinquent taxes. The purchaser receives only such title as the former owners had, and strict procedures must be followed to prevent attachment of prior liens.
Concept of Tax Deed in the context of Real Property
Alternatives definitions of Tax Deed: (1) Deed from tax collector to governmental body after a period of non-payment of taxes according to statute. (2) Deed to a purchaser at a public sale of land taken for delinquent taxes. The purchaser receives only such title as the former owners had, and strict procedures must be followed to prevent attachment of prior liens.
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