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MI HB5265
Bill
Status
8/19/2009
Primary Sponsor
Lesia Liss
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AI Summary
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Allows persons with property interests to contest tax foreclosures on grounds including lack of legal authority, lack of jurisdiction, property exemption, prior payment, fraudulent assessment, or indefinite property description
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Requires foreclosing governmental units to file proof of service and notice with circuit court before foreclosure hearing, and provides 30-day window for written objections to be filed by interested parties
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Permits courts to withhold property from foreclosure for up to 1 year or extend redemption periods when owners are minor heirs, incompetent, without means of support, or experiencing substantial financial hardship
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Establishes redemption deadline of March 31 following judgment for uncontested cases or 21 days after judgment for contested cases, with all redemption rights expiring on those dates
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Allows foreclosing governmental units to cancel foreclosures by recording a certificate of error upon discovery of exempt property status, improper property description, prior tax payment, prior certificates issued, insufficient notice, or bankruptcy court violations
Legislative Description
Property tax; delinquent taxes; notice of judgment foreclosing property; revise. Amends sec. 78k of 1893 PA 206 (MCL 211.78k).
Property tax, delinquent taxes
Last Action
Referred To Second Reading
10/13/2009