HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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as owner thereof on the collector's tax roll, at the last address
shown on said roll, a statement giving the name of said person,
and the amounts of taxes due. On the statement there shall also
appear the following notice:

"Date"
"This Is a Final Bill and Legal Notice to the Person
Whose Name Appears on This Notice."

"According to Collector's tax roll you are the owner of the
property appearing on this notice. Some of the taxes listed are
in arrears. Notice is hereby given you that unless all taxes in
arrears are paid within thirty days from the above date, the
Collector will proceed to sell the above property to satisfy your
entire indebtedness. Interest and penalties must be added to the
total at the time of payment."

In Baltimore [and Cecil counties] COUNTY the above statement
and notice shall also be posted by the collector at least thirty
(30) days before the property is first advertised, in a
conspicuous place on the property to be sold.

Failure of the collector to mail the statement and notice to
the last address of the person last assessed for the property, as
the same appears on the collector's tax roll, or in Baltimore
[and Cecil counties] COUNTY to post such statement and notice on
such property, or to include any taxes in the said statement and
notice, shall not invalidate or otherwise affect any tax, except
such as are required to be but have not been certified as
provided in § 73, or any sale made hereunder to enforce payment
of taxes, nor prevent nor stay any proceedings under this
subtitle, nor affect the title of any purchaser.

76.

(g) The following expenses relating to the sale shall be
allowed, all of which shall be liens on the property to be sold:

(v) In Baltimore [and Cecil counties] COUNTY,     where

provision has been made for the posting of the premises   to be

sold, a sum not in excess of seven dollars and fifty cents
($7.50).

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1984.

Approved May 15, 1984.