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Session Laws, 1906 Session
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246

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 171

Court for Montgomery county setting forth his proceedings
in the premises in detail, and showing to whom and at what

Treasurer to
make report.

price such several parcels of land and articles of personal
property were respectively sold, the amount of tax, of interest
accrued, of proportional cost of advertising such sale, and
the costs and expenses of making and reporting said sale,
and of the surplus fund in each instance, with which report
he shall also file a copy of the printed list and notice afore-
said; the said court shall examine the said proceedings, and
if the same appear to be regular, and the provisions of law
in relation thereto have been substantially complied with,

Notice to be
given by ad-
vertisement.

shall order notice to be given by advertisement in such
newspaper or newspapers as the court may 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 shall not be
ratified and confirmed, and in these cases where no cause, or
an insufficient cause be given against such ratification, the
court shall in one order ratify and confirm the sales so
made, and the purchaser or purchasers thereof shall, on
payment of the purchase money and the delivery of a
deed therefor as hereinafter provided for, have a good title
to the property sold, but if good cause be shown against
such ratification, in the judgment of the court, in relation
to any parcel of land sold, the said sale shall be set aside as
to such parcel, in which case the said treasurer shall, within
thirty days, proceed to a new sale of the property, in which
case his proceedings shall be in all particulars similar to
those in the original sale, and the purchaser thereunder
shall acquire the same right and title as purchasers under
the original sale, and bring the proceeds into court, out of
which the purchaser shall be repaid the purchase money
paid by him to the treasurer on said rejected sale, and all
taxes assessed on said real estate and paid by the purchaser
since said sale, with interest on all such sums from the time
of payment; and if the purchaser has not paid the purchase
money on the subsequent taxes, said proceeds shall be
applied to the payment of the taxes for which said property
may have been sold, and all subsequent taxes thereon then
in arrears, with interest on the same, according to law; and
no sale made under the provisions of this Act shall be set
aside if the provisions of law shall appear to have been



 
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