Washington § 54.24.240 - Local improvement guaranty fund — Certificates of delinquency — Redemption, foreclosure.

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§ 54.24.240. Local improvement guaranty fund — Certificates of delinquency — Redemption, foreclosure.

The certificates of delinquency may be redeemed by the owner of the property assessed at any time up to two years from the date of foreclosure of the certificate.
If a certificate is not redeemed on the second occurring first day of January, after its issuance, the county treasurer shall foreclose the certificate in the manner specified for the foreclosure of the lien of local improvement assessments in cities, and if no redemption is made within the succeeding two years, from date of the decree of foreclosure, shall execute and deliver unto the public utility district, as trustee for the fund, a deed conveying fee simple title to the property described in the foreclosed certificate.
[ 1957 c 150 s 5.]

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