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H.B. 558 VETOES
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Section 14-820, 14-833, and 14-847
Annotated Code of Maryland
(2001 Replacement Volume and 2001 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 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.
(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.
(4) The balance remaining after the tax sale shall be included in the
amount necessary to redeem the property under § 14-828 of this subtitle.
(5) In a proceeding to foreclose the right of redemption under this
subtitle, the complaint shall request a judgment for the city in the amount of the
balance.
(6) The balance remaining after the tax sale is no longer a lien on the
property when:
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(i) a judgment is entered foreclosing the owner's right of
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redemption;
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(ii) the deed is recorded; and
(iii) all liens accruing subsequent to the date of sale are paid in full.
(7) The Mayor and City Council may institute a separate action to collect
the balance at any time within 7 years after the tax sale if the plaintiff is a private
purchaser.
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