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us-al/statute/title-40/chapter-10/article-1 — General Provisions · Axiom
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Alabama
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Statutes
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Title 40
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§ chapter-10
General Provisions
31 sections
40-10-1
When Probate Court May Order Sale
40-10-2
Book of Lands Upon Which Taxes Have Not Been Paid - Contents; Form of Entries
40-10-3
Book of Lands Upon Which Taxes Have Not Been Paid - Preparation
40-10-4
Notice to Taxpayer - Service Generally
40-10-5
Notice to Taxpayer - When Assessment Is “Owner Unknown.”
40-10-6
Notice to Taxpayer - Manner of Publication
40-10-7
Partial Payment of Taxes Prior to Sale of Property
40-10-8
Trial of Cases; Issuance of Decree; Continuance
40-10-9
Attendance of Collector at Trial; Tax Book and Record of Tax Lien Sales as Evidence
40-10-10
When Deputy May Attend in Lieu of Collector
40-10-11
Decree of Sale
40-10-12
Notice of Sale
40-10-13
Confirmation of Sale
40-10-14
Description of Property in Notices and Entries
40-10-15
How Sale Made; Duties of Judge of Probate
40-10-16
Portion Sufficient to Satisfy Decree to Be Sold
40-10-17
Payment by Purchaser
40-10-18
When Property to Be Bid in for State
40-10-19
Certificates of Purchase - Delivery; Contents
40-10-20
Certificates of Purchase - When Land Bid in for State
40-10-21
Certificates of Purchase - Assignments
40-10-22
Costs - When Land Bid in for State
40-10-23
Costs - Paid by Purchasers
40-10-24
Officers Not to Be Interested in Purchase
40-10-25
Appeal from Decree
40-10-26
Payment of Judgment on Appeal
40-10-27
Fees
40-10-28
Disposition of Excess Arising from Sale
40-10-29
Deeds - Delivered to Purchaser
40-10-30
Deeds - Signature, Acknowledgment and Effect
40-10-31
Removal of Cloud Upon Title to Real Estate Erroneously Sold for Taxes
