1344 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 761

to the purchaser. After.................. 19...., a proceed-
ing can be brought to foreclose all rights of redemption in the
property. This certificate will be void unless such a proceed-
ing is brought within two years from the date of this certifi-
cate.

Witness my hand and seal, this...... day of..............

19.....

Collector. "
(To be followed by acknowledgment. )

84. CERTIFICATE OF SALE ASSIGNABLE. Any certificate of
sale executed and delivered by the Collector to the purchaser
&hall be assignable and an assignment thereof shall vest in
the assigneee, or his legal representative, all the right, title,
and interest of the original purchaser. The assignment of
certificate of sale may be made in accordance with the provi-
sions of law relating to the short assignment of mortgages.

85. CERTIFICATE OF SALE AND DEED BY SUCCESSOR COLLECTOR.
Whenever a Collector has sold or shall sell any property for
unpaid taxes, but fails or has failed to issue a certificate of
sale or to execute and deliver a deed therefor, and has since
died or ceased to hold office, or shall die or cease to hold
office, it shall be lawful for any successor in office of such
Collector to execute, acknowledge and deliver a certificate
of sale and to execute, acknowledge and deliver a deed for the
property so sold by the former Collector, to the purchaser
thereof, and any such certificate of sale or deed heretofore
or hereafter made by the successor in office of such Collector
who sold the same for taxes, shall be valid and effectual to all
intents and purposes as though made by the Collector who
conducted such sale, and the said successor Collector shall
have full power to do any and all things necessary or proper
to be done in order to continue and finally complete the en-
forcement and collection of taxes and the sale and conveyance
of property theretofore commenced and carried on by his prede-
cessor in office.

86. RECORDING OF CERTIFICATE OF SALE. The purchaser may
record the certificate of sale among the Land Records of the
County in which the property is located, but failure to record
shall not in any manner affect the right to institute foreclosure
proceedings as hereinafter provided.

87. CERTIFICATE OF SALE AS EVIDENCE. The certificate of
sale shall be presumptive evidence in all courts in all proceed-
ings by and against the purchaser, his representatives, heirs