§11A-3-44. Auditor to certify list of lands to be sold; lands so certified are subject to sale.
On or after the first day of May and on or before the first day of October of each year, the auditor shall certify to the deputy commissioner of each county a list of all lands in the county subject to sale under this article. He shall note the fact of certification on the land record in his office. Upon completion of the list for certification, a charge of twenty-five dollars shall be added to the taxes, interest and charges already due on each tract listed, to cover the costs incurred by the auditor in the preparation of the list, and in the event of sale or redemption, the same shall be collected and paid into the operating fund provided for in this article.
Escheated lands and waste and unappropriated lands shall be listed separately. The list shall be arranged by districts and, except in the case of waste and unappropriated lands, alphabetically by the name of the owner. The list shall state as to each item listed the information required by section thirty-five of this article to be set forth in the land record in the auditor's office, and shall specify as to each tract listed as delinquent or nonentered the amount of taxes and interest due or chargeable thereon on the date of certification, the publication and other charges due, with interest, and the total currently due. The specification of taxes due or chargeable shall as to delinquent land commence with those for nonpayment of which it was sold, and as to nonentered land with those properly chargeable to it for the first year of nonentry, subject to the provisions of the proviso set forth in subsection (b), section thirty-eight of this article.
All items certified to each deputy commissioner shall be numbered consecutively. All subsequent entries, applications or proceedings under this article in respect to any item shall refer to its number and the year of certification. All tracts, lots, or parcels certified to the auditor as a unit may be treated by the auditor as a single item for purposes of certification. Subject to the provisions of this section, the auditor shall prescribe a form for the list and shall provide in such form adequate space to show the subsequent history and final disposition of each item certified.
The list shall be made in triplicate. The auditor shall keep the original and send one copy to the clerk of the county commission and one to the deputy commissioner. The clerk of the county commission shall bind his copy in a permanent book to be labeled "Report of State Commissioner of Delinquent and Nonentered Lands" and shall note the fact of the certification of each item on his record of delinquent lands. Such copies shall become permanent records, and shall be preserved as such in the offices of the auditor and the clerk of the county commission.
§11A-3-44. Auditor to certify list of lands to be sold; lands so certified are subject to sale.
On or after the first day of May and on or before the first day of October of each year, the auditor shall certify to the deputy commissioner of each county a list of all lands in the county subject to sale under this article. He shall note the fact of certification on the land record in his office. Upon completion of the list for certification, a charge of twenty-five dollars shall be added to the taxes, interest and charges already due on each tract listed, to cover the costs incurred by the auditor in the preparation of the list, and in the event of sale or redemption, the same shall be collected and paid into the operating fund provided for in this article.
Escheated lands and waste and unappropriated lands shall be listed separately. The list shall be arranged by districts and, except in the case of waste and unappropriated lands, alphabetically by the name of the owner. The list shall state as to each item listed the information required by section thirty-five of this article to be set forth in the land record in the auditor's office, and shall specify as to each tract listed as delinquent or nonentered the amount of taxes and interest due or chargeable thereon on the date of certification, the publication and other charges due, with interest, and the total currently due. The specification of taxes due or chargeable shall as to delinquent land commence with those for nonpayment of which it was sold, and as to nonentered land with those properly chargeable to it for the first year of nonentry, subject to the provisions of the proviso set forth in subsection (b), section thirty-eight of this article.
All items certified to each deputy commissioner shall be numbered consecutively. All subsequent entries, applications or proceedings under this article in respect to any item shall refer to its number and the year of certification. All tracts, lots, or parcels certified to the auditor as a unit may be treated by the auditor as a single item for purposes of certification. Subject to the provisions of this section, the auditor shall prescribe a form for the list and shall provide in such form adequate space to show the subsequent history and final disposition of each item certified.
The list shall be made in triplicate. The auditor shall keep the original and send one copy to the clerk of the county commission and one to the deputy commissioner. The clerk of the county commission shall bind his copy in a permanent book to be labeled "Report of State Commissioner of Delinquent and Nonentered Lands" and shall note the fact of the certification of each item on his record of delinquent lands. Such copies shall become permanent records, and shall be preserved as such in the offices of the auditor and the clerk of the county commission.
§11A-3-44. Auditor to certify list of lands to be sold; lands so certified are subject to sale.
On or after the first day of May and on or before the first day of October of each year, the auditor shall certify to the deputy commissioner of each county a list of all lands in the county subject to sale under this article. He shall note the fact of certification on the land record in his office. Upon completion of the list for certification, a charge of twenty-five dollars shall be added to the taxes, interest and charges already due on each tract listed, to cover the costs incurred by the auditor in the preparation of the list, and in the event of sale or redemption, the same shall be collected and paid into the operating fund provided for in this article.
Escheated lands and waste and unappropriated lands shall be listed separately. The list shall be arranged by districts and, except in the case of waste and unappropriated lands, alphabetically by the name of the owner. The list shall state as to each item listed the information required by section thirty-five of this article to be set forth in the land record in the auditor's office, and shall specify as to each tract listed as delinquent or nonentered the amount of taxes and interest due or chargeable thereon on the date of certification, the publication and other charges due, with interest, and the total currently due. The specification of taxes due or chargeable shall as to delinquent land commence with those for nonpayment of which it was sold, and as to nonentered land with those properly chargeable to it for the first year of nonentry, subject to the provisions of the proviso set forth in subsection (b), section thirty-eight of this article.
All items certified to each deputy commissioner shall be numbered consecutively. All subsequent entries, applications or proceedings under this article in respect to any item shall refer to its number and the year of certification. All tracts, lots, or parcels certified to the auditor as a unit may be treated by the auditor as a single item for purposes of certification. Subject to the provisions of this section, the auditor shall prescribe a form for the list and shall provide in such form adequate space to show the subsequent history and final disposition of each item certified.
The list shall be made in triplicate. The auditor shall keep the original and send one copy to the clerk of the county commission and one to the deputy commissioner. The clerk of the county commission shall bind his copy in a permanent book to be labeled "Report of State Commissioner of Delinquent and Nonentered Lands" and shall note the fact of the certification of each item on his record of delinquent lands. Such copies shall become permanent records, and shall be preserved as such in the offices of the auditor and the clerk of the county commission.
