Arkansas § 14-90-1303 - Deed after expiration of redemption period.

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§ 14-90-1303. Deed after expiration of redemption period.

If any lands sold under this act shall not be redeemed within the time allowed in it, the court in which the suit is brought for the condemnation thereof shall direct a commissioner to execute a deed to the purchaser or his assignee, which may be in the following words: The deed shall be executed by the commissioner in the same manner as other deeds are required to be executed in cases of sale made under decrees of courts of chancery. The deed shall be prima facie evidence that all things were done that were necessary to make good the sale and conveyance for the transfer of an estate in fee simple. Unless the tax has in fact been paid, irregularities which could have been corrected by appeal shall not suffice to impair the validity of the commissioner's deed. If the name of the owner of record is used, failure to use the name of the true owner shall not impair the validity of the proceeding of the commissioner's deed. The deed mentioned in this section shall only be made on the filing of the certificate of purchase in the court unless proof of the loss of that certificate shall be made to the satisfaction of the court. “Know all men by these presents, That whereas, a decree was rendered in the court of the county on the day of , 19 , condemning to be sold for the nonpayment of assessment for local improvement, certain lots (or blocks, as the case may be), which are described as follows: , lying in the city of , and whereas, they were duly sold by a commissioner appointed by said court for that purpose in said cause in which the board of improvement No. , for the purpose of , was plaintiff and was defendant, and were bought by for the following sums respectively, which sums were by him duly paid; and whereas, the time allowed for the redemption of said lands has expired, and I, , as commissioner, appointed by said court in said cause, am directed by said court to execute a deed, conveying said lands to him; therefore, in consideration of the premises, I, the said , do hereby grant and convey unto the said , the lands above described. Witness my hand this day of , 19 ” Click to view form.

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