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CHAP. 560
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ings, and if the same appears to be regular, and the pro-
visions of the law in relation thereto have been substantially
complied with, shall order notice to be given by advertise-
ment in such newspaper or newspapers as the court shall
direct, warning all persons interested in the property sold to
be and appear in said court by a certain day to be named in
said order to show cause, if any they have, why said sale
or sales should not be ratified and confirmed; and in those
cases where no cause or an insufficient cause be shown
against such ratification, the court shall in one order ratify
and confirm the sale or sales so made, and the purchaser or
purchasers shall on payment of the purchase money have a
good title to the property sold; but if good cause in the
judgment of the court to be shown in the premises in rela-
tion to any parcel of land sold said sale shall be set aside
as to such parcel; the clerk and treasurer who made such
sale, and having been set aside, shall within thirty days
proceed to a new sale of the property, and bring the pro-
ceeds into court, out of which the purchaser shall be paid
the purchase money paid by him to the said clerk and
treasurer on said rejected sale, and all taxes assessed on said
real estate paid by the purchaser since said sale, and cost
and expenses properly incurred in said court, with interest
on such sums from the time of payment, and all sums
expended by said purchaser for the necessary insurance,
repair and preservation o'f the property so sold; and if the
purchaser has not been paid the purchase money or the
subsequent taxes, said payment shall be applied to the pay-
ment of the taxes for which said property may have been
sold, and all taxes thereon then in arrears with interest
thereon according to law and the costs of proceedings; but
such sale shall not be set aside if the provisions of the law
appear to have been substantially complied with, and the
burden of the proof shall be on the expectant to show the same
to be invalid. (F) That whenever real estate shall be sold by
the clerk and treasurer for taxes the owner thereof prior to
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Redemption of
said property
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the day of sale may redeem the same by paying into court to
be paid to the purchaser thereof within the period of two years
from the date of such sale the amount of the purchase
money, and all subsequent taxes paid by the purchaser, with
interest thereon at the ra.te of ten per cent, per annum from
the date of sale, and the date of payment of such taxes,
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