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42-19158. Notice of intent to seize mobile home in possession of person not listed on tax bill

A. If the sheriff is directed to seize and sell a mobile home that is found to be in the possession of a person who is other than the person listed on the tax bill issued by the county treasurer and who presents evidence of having purchased the mobile home from the person listed on the tax bill after the taxes became delinquent, the sheriff shall not seize the property. Instead, the sheriff shall:

1. Issue a notice of intent to seize the mobile home in five working days.

2. Advise the owner of the application procedure to extend the payment due date as provided in section 42-19160.

B. This section does not apply if the county treasurer or sheriff has reason to believe that the mobile home is in danger of being removed from the state.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Arizona > Title42 > 42-19158

42-19158. Notice of intent to seize mobile home in possession of person not listed on tax bill

A. If the sheriff is directed to seize and sell a mobile home that is found to be in the possession of a person who is other than the person listed on the tax bill issued by the county treasurer and who presents evidence of having purchased the mobile home from the person listed on the tax bill after the taxes became delinquent, the sheriff shall not seize the property. Instead, the sheriff shall:

1. Issue a notice of intent to seize the mobile home in five working days.

2. Advise the owner of the application procedure to extend the payment due date as provided in section 42-19160.

B. This section does not apply if the county treasurer or sheriff has reason to believe that the mobile home is in danger of being removed from the state.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Arizona > Title42 > 42-19158

42-19158. Notice of intent to seize mobile home in possession of person not listed on tax bill

A. If the sheriff is directed to seize and sell a mobile home that is found to be in the possession of a person who is other than the person listed on the tax bill issued by the county treasurer and who presents evidence of having purchased the mobile home from the person listed on the tax bill after the taxes became delinquent, the sheriff shall not seize the property. Instead, the sheriff shall:

1. Issue a notice of intent to seize the mobile home in five working days.

2. Advise the owner of the application procedure to extend the payment due date as provided in section 42-19160.

B. This section does not apply if the county treasurer or sheriff has reason to believe that the mobile home is in danger of being removed from the state.