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1912, ch. 32.

182. If the sums assessed upon the property specified shall not be paid
within the time above limited, the City Collector is hereby directed to
sell the property, or any part thereof, on which such assessment has been
laid, giving thirty days' notice of said sale in two of the daily newspapers
published in the City of Baltimore, the first insertion of said notice to be
made in said newspapers promptly after the expiration of the time lim-
ited in this Charter for the payment of said benefits; and the moneys
so collected by the City Collector shall be paid over by him to the city as
other moneys are directed to be paid over.

M. & C. C. of Baltimore v. Grand Lodge, 44 Md. 437. Zion Church v. Mayor, 71
Md. 524. P., W. & B. R. R. Co. v. Shipley, 72 Md. 88. Fairmount Corp. v. Balto.,
145 Md. 391.

1912, ch. 32.

183. In all cases in which the City Collector shall sell any property on
account of the non-payment of assessments made for the opening, closing,
widening, grading or extension of any street, lane or alley, it shall be his
duty to sell said property to the extent and subject to the same conditions
which are provided by ordinance for the sale of real estate in the City
of Baltimore, charged with the payment of other taxes imposed by this

corporation; and in the event of the purchaser or purchasers failing forth-
with to comply with the terms of said sale, the City Collector shall re-sell
the same at the risk of the former purchaser, giving not less than ten
days' notice in two of the daily newspapers of the city aforesaid; and
after collecting the benefit assessments he shall forthwith return the said
Commissioners' proceedings to the Comptroller.

1898, ch. 123.

184. The City Collector, on receiving the full amount of the purchase
money on such sale, shall execute a deed of conveyance in favor of the
purchaser or purchasers, or their assign or assigns, which deed shall con-
vey a fee simple or leasehold estate, as the case may be, in and to such
property, and after deducting the costs of sales, advertising and other
necessary expenses, he shall pay the balance of such purchase money to
the city, which shall pay over the said balance, after deducting the amount
assessed on said property, to the person or persons entitled thereto, on
demand without interest.

Carter v. Woolfork, 71 Md. 283.

1898, ch. 123.

185. All sums of money assessed by the Commissioners aforesaid, upon
property deemed by them to be benefited, shall be and continue liens on

each several piece of property so assessed, to the amount of its particular
assessment, until the same shall be paid to the city; but no part of any
street, square, lane or alley shall be opened on or over the ground of any
person or persons, or corporations, adjudged by the Commissioners to
be entitled to damages for said opening, without the consent, in writing,