Colorado § 39-11-153 - Interaction with other law.

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§ 39-11-153. Interaction with other law.

Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, on or after July 1, 2024, a purchaser, lawful holder, or treasurer shall follow the procedures established in article 11.5 of this title 39 and shall not follow the procedures established in this article 11 concerning the issuance of a deed. Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, on or after July 1, 2024, a treasurer shall not issue a deed pursuant to this article 11.

Source: L. 2024: Entire section added, (HB 24-1056), ch. 165, p. 784, § 4, effective July 1.

39-11.5 ARTICLE 11.5

Issuance of Treasurer's Deeds

PART 1

PUBLIC AUCTION

39-11.5-101. Definitions.

39-11.5-102. Lawful holder - application for treasurer's deed - fee.

39-11.5-103. Review of application - recording.

39-11.5-104. Notice of application - title review - mailing list.

39-11.5-105. Notice of public auction - mailing - publication - posting.

39-11.5-106. Property owner redemption procedure.

39-11.5-107. Bid required - form of bid.

39-11.5-108. Fees and costs.

39-11.5-109. Public auction - timing of - electronic bid.

39-11.5-110. Public auction - location - announcement - records - definition.

39-11.5-111. Continuance of public auction - effect of bankruptcy - withdrawal of application.

39-11.5-112. Treatment of overbid - agreement to assist in recovery of overbid.

39-11.5-113. Use of electronic documents authorized.

39-11.5-114. Rescission of public auction.

39-11.5-115. Unclaimed refunds - disposition.

39-11.5-116. Abbreviations, letters, and figures may be used.

PART 2

SEVERED MINERALS - RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL

39-11.5-201. County-held severed mineral rights - procedure - form.

PART 3

REPURCHASE - CLAIM FOR OVERBID MONEY

39-11.5-301. Repurchase - procedure.

39-11.5-302. Effect of repurchase.

39-11.5-303. Claim for overbid money - procedure.

39-11.5-304. Lessee, easement holder, and installment contract vendor considered as lienors - installment land contract vendee considered as owner.

PART 4

CERTIFICATE OF OPTION FOR A TREASURER'S DEED

39-11.5-401. Certificate of option for a treasurer's deed - issuance - priority.

39-11.5-402. Certificate of repurchase - issuance.

39-11.5-403. Certificate of repurchase - assignment.

39-11.5-404. Certificate as prima facie evidence.

PART 5

ISSUANCE OF TREASURER'S DEED AND NATURE OF TITLE

39-11.5-501. Title vests upon expiration of repurchase period - treasurer's deed - definition.

39-11.5-502. Form of treasurer's deed.

39-11.5-503. Treasurer's deed as evidence of compliance.

39-11.5-504. Effect of treasurer's deed on certain classes of persons.

39-11.5-505. Omitted party - definitions.

PART 6

CURATIVE PROVISIONS

39-11.5-601. Curative provisions.

39-11.5-602. Interaction with other law.

PART 1

PUBLIC AUCTION

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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