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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 408
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City if a tax sale certificate for certain abandoned property reverts to the City
under certain circumstances; altering the circumstances under which the final
order in a foreclosure proceeding brought by the City for certain abandoned
property shall include a certain judgment against the person liable for taxes
prior to the sale; repealing a provision prohibiting certain judgments for unpaid
taxes on certain abandoned property in Baltimore City from being executed
against the primary residence of the judgment debtor; providing that if a
judgment foreclosing all rights of redemption is set aside, the amount required
to redeem the property includes certain costs incurred with respect to
development of property; limiting the recovery of a petitioner who files damages
in an action to reopen a judgment or recover damages on certain grounds with
respect to abandoned property in Baltimore City to the fair market value of the
property at the time of sale; providing that certain final judgments of foreclosure
for certain abandoned property in Baltimore City are void under certain
circumstances; and generally relating to tax sales of certain abandoned property
in Baltimore City.
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
Article — Tax - Property
Section 14-817(c), 14-818(a), 14-820, 14-824, 14-833(c) and (d), 14-835(a),
14-843(b), 14-844(e), 14-845, and 14-847(d)
Annotated Code of Maryland
(1994 Replacement Volume and 1999 Supplement)
SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MARYLAND, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:
Article - Tax - Property
14-817.
(c) (1) In Baltimore City, ABANDONED PROPERTY CONSISTING OF EITHER A
VACANT LOT OR IMPROVED property cited as vacant and [abandoned] UNFIT FOR
HABITATION on a housing or building violation notice may be sold for a sum less than
the total amount of:
(i) all taxes on the property that are certified to the collector under
§ 14-810 of this subtitle;
(ii) interest and penalties on the taxes; and
(iii) expenses incurred in making the sale.
(2) THE COLLECTOR SHALL ESTABLISH A MINIMUM BID FOR
ABANDONED PROPERTY SOLD UNDER THIS SUBSECTION.
[(2)] (3) The person responsible for the taxes prior to the sale shall
remain liable to the collector for the difference between the amount received in the
tax sale under this section and the taxes, interest, penalties, and expenses remaining
after the sale.
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