206-1893-REDEMPTION-AND-ANNULMENT. Redemption and Annulment. (211.74...211.79a)

206-1893-REDEMPTION-AND-ANNULMENT. Redemption and Annulment. (211.74...211.79a)

Section 211.74-211.77 Repealed. 2005, Act 183, Eff. Dec. 31, 2006.
Section 211.78 Delinquent Taxes; Return, Forfeiture, and Foreclosure of Property; Construction of Act; Election to Have State Foreclose Property Forfeited to County; Resolution; Rescission of Prior Resolution; Foreclosure as Voluntary; Agreement for Collection of Taxes or Enforcement and Consolidation of Tax Liens; Definitions.
Section 211.78a Property Returned as Delinquent Subject to Forfeiture, Foreclosure, and Sale; Unpaid Taxes From Preceding Year; County Property Tax Administration Fee and Interest; Notice of Return of Delinquent Taxes; Annual Fee; Procedures and Schedules Established by Ordinance.
Section 211.78b Notice Provisions; June 1.
Section 211.78c Notice Provisions; September 1.
Section 211.78d Additional Fee; October 1.
Section 211.78e List of Property Subject to Forfeiture for Delinquent Taxes; Determinations.
Section 211.78f Notice Provisions; Unpaid Delinquent Taxes; Additional Notices; Circulation; Insert.
Section 211.78g Property Delinquent for Preceding 12 Months or Forfeited for Total Amount; Right to Possession by Foreclosing Governmental Unit; Limitation; Recording Certificate With County Register of Deeds; Redemption; Property as Site of Environmental Contamination; Reduction in Amount Necessary to Redeem Property.
Section 211.78h Petition for Foreclosure; Filing in Circuit Court; Removal of Property From Petition; Withholding Property by Foreclosing Governmental Unit; Hearing Date.
Section 211.78i Identification of Owners of Property Interest; Title Search; Personal Visit to Determine Occupancy; Publication of Notice; Sources of Identification; Notice Provisions; Prohibited Assertions if Failure to Redeem Property; Noncompliance; “Authorized Representative” Defined; Applicability of Other Requirements.
Section 211.78j Schedule of Show Cause Hearing by Foreclosing Governmental Unit.
Section 211.78k Petition for Foreclosure; Proof of Service of Notice; Filing With Circuit Court; Contesting Validity or Correctness by Person Claiming Property Interest; Filing Objections; Withholding Property From Foreclosure or Extending Redemption Period; Entry of Judgment; Specifications; Failure to Pay Delinquent Taxes, Interest, Penalties, and Fees After Entry of Judgment; Appeal to Court of Appeals; Recording Notice of Judgment; Cancellation; Submission of Certificate of Error.
Section 211.78l Owner of Extinguished Recorded or Unrecorded Property Interest; Claim of Failure to Receive Notice; Action to Recover Monetary Damages; Right to Sue Not Transferable.
Section 211.78m Granting State Right of First Refusal; Election by State Not to Purchase Property; Purchase of Property by City, Village, Township, or County; Property Sale at Auction; Notice of Time and Location; Procedure; Property Not Previously Sold; Disposition of Sale Proceeds; Joint Sale by 2 or More County Treasurers; Deed Recording; Cancellation of Taxes and Certain Costs Upon Transfer or Retention of Property; Foreclosed Property Defined as Facility Under Mcl 324.20101; Person Convicted for Executing False Affidavit; Definitions.
Section 211.78n Land Reutilization Fund.
Section 211.78o Forms.
Section 211.78p Conveyance of Property to Indian Tribe; Liability for Delinquent Taxes.
Section 211.78q Delinquent Property Tax Installment Payment Plan.
Section 211.78r Foreclosing Governmental Unit for County Other Than This State; Acquisition of Property Owned by This State, Federal Government, or Other Governmental Entity; Methods; Conveyance of Real Property Owned by Authority to Foreclosing Governmental Unit; Execution and Recording of Conveyance Documents; Sale of Property; Deposit of Net Proceeds; Powers, Duties, Functions, or Responsibilities of Authority Under Land Bank Fast Track Act; "Authority" Defined.
Section 211.78s Applicability of Mcl 211.78a to 211.78r; Notice in Separate Insert; Definitions.
Section 211.79 Certified Abandoned Property; Definition.
Section 211.79a Abandoned Property; Action to Quiet Title.

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