Texas § GV.1471.061 - ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES
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§ GV.1471.061. ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES
ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES. (a) A road district may issue and transfer, on terms determined by the district, a certificate of assessment for each assessed lot or parcel. A certificate of assessment may be issued under Chapter 1207 as if it were a bond. On making a supplemental assessment or reassessment, the district shall provide a certificate of assessment reflecting any change in the value of the original assessment. (b) A certificate must state: (1) the amount of the lien on the assessed property; (2) the liability of the property owner for the lien; (3) the terms of transfer of the certificate; (4) that the assessment was imposed and the certificate was issued under this subchapter; and (5) that the certificate is not an obligation of or secured by a pledge of the faith or credit of a county in which the district is located. (c) A certificate is prima facie evidence of all the matters shown on the certificate. (d) A holder of the certificate may enforce the assessment in the same manner as the district may enforce assessments made under this subchapter. Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 227, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.
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