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United States — Missouri
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The court must decide the case after trial, dismiss it if no delinquent tax bill existed, or may enter judgment for the tax amount plus added fees and order foreclosure and sheriff’s sale.
United States — Missouri
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This section requires a waiting period before a sheriff’s sale can be advertised, and it sets notice, posting, and title-report duties before the sale.
United States — Missouri
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The collector must make redemption contracts for eligible homestead property, and may not do so for improved property that is not a homestead; the collector must also publish yearly parcel counts.
United States — Missouri
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This section lets the court stay a tax foreclosure sale if required land taxes are paid into court before the sale date, and it sets payment and refund rules for possession and dismissal.
United States — Missouri
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The sheriff must post the sale notice and sell the foreclosed real estate at the courthouse front door where such sheriff sales are customarily held.
United States — Missouri
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This section sets the procedure for sheriff’s tax sales, limits who may bid, and requires the purchaser to pay cash immediately.
United States — Missouri
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If no higher bid is received at the sale, the land reutilization authority’s bid is treated as accepted, and the sheriff and collector must complete the related reporting and tax-bill cancellation steps.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority must hold certain vested title in trust, and the court must order immediate possession to the purchaser after confirmation of sale.
United States — Missouri
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A court must hold a hearing within six months after a sheriff’s real estate sale to decide whether to confirm or set it aside, and certain purchasers must apply for an occupancy permit within 10 days after the confirmation hearing if the parcel has a building or structure.
United States — Missouri
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The collector, any interested person, or someone acting for a disabled person may appeal the sheriff’s-sale judgment, but the appeal must be filed within 20 days and cannot raise issues that could have been raised in an appeal from the foreclosure judgment.
United States — Missouri
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A lawfully appointed deputy sheriff may do the sheriff’s required acts, including sales, sale reports, and issuing deeds ordered by the court.
United States — Missouri
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A sheriff’s deed under the municipal land reutilization law is subject to a recording fee, and the deed must be recorded within two months after the court confirms the sale if no challenge to the confirmation judgment is pending.
United States — Missouri
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A sheriff’s deed issued under the municipal land reutilization law is prima facie evidence that the suit, prior proceedings, land assessment, and required notices were regular and followed the law.
United States — Missouri
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The provision sets the fees allowed for certain services and says those fees are taxed as costs and collected from the redeemer or from sale proceeds.
United States — Missouri
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Costs must be shared pro rata among the taxing authorities, and a party redeeming real estate from a tax lien must pay specified collector fees.
United States — Missouri
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The taxing authority or tax bill owner may assert land-tax claims by amended petition or by answer before judgment.
United States — Missouri
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General tax law and sections 92.700 to 92.920 apply to certain cities not within a county with populations over 500,000, unless inconsistent with those sections.
United States — Missouri
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This provision creates a land reutilization authority to manage and dispose of tax delinquent land.
United States — Missouri
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The provision says which taxing authorities are the beneficiaries and how their interests in the real estate are calculated.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority must have three members, appointed by three different city officials, and vacancies must be filled by the same appointing authority or by the mayor if an appointment is not made on time.