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Session Laws, 1931
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1166                      LAWS OF MARYLAND.                  [CH. 459

hereafter attach to sales and deeds made for default in pay-
ment of general taxes due said county; and when any real
property assessed as herein provided for shall become liable to
sale for any other assessment of tax whatsoever, then the
assessment levied under this section shall become immediately
due and payable and the property against which levied may
be sold therefor together with accrued interest thereon and
costs to day of sale. If any sale made hereunder shall be set
aside for failure to comply with the terms hereof, that fact
shall not bar the right of said Board to collect said assessment
and enforce the lien thereof by equitable suit as aforesaid.

In all cases where the property to be assessed for improve-
ments under the provisions of this section is located at the
intersection of two streets and is what is known as a corner lot,
the Board shall have the power only to make an assessment
for the number of feet in the frontage of such lot and in case
the improvements are extended along the side of said property,
the Board shall only have the power to make assessment for
such improvements in excess of one hundred feet in addition
to the assessment made for such improvements along the streets
on which the said property fronts. In all cases in which the
question shall arise as to the street upon which said property
may front the decision of the Board in regard thereto shall be
final and conclusive.

All front foot benefit charges heretofore levied by the Board
of County Commissioners of Montgomery County, as they
stood charged by the said Board on December 31, 1930, against
the respective properties located in said suburban district are
hereby ratified and confirmed and determined to be a reason-
able charge and the said properties are determined to have
been especially benefited to the extent of said charges, and
► such front foot benefit charges as they had been levied by the
: said Board of County Commissioners prior to December 31,
1930, are hereby declared to be a lien upon the properties
^against which they were charged by the said Board and en-
forceable as a lien under the provisions of the Act creating the
Montgomery County Suburban District relating thereto.

Wherever through error, inadvertence or oversight or by
reason of any judgment or decree any property subject to a
benefit charge under this Act has not had the said charge
levied against it, or where such charge has been levied by an
erroneous description, or in the wrong name, or where service
upon the owner has not been had, or where such charge has

 

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