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14-316-303. Notice.
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14-316-303. Notice.
(a) For two (2) consecutive weeks before judgment is entered for the sale of the lands, weekly notice of the pendency of the suit shall be given by publication in some newspaper in the county having a general circulation therein.
(b) Notice may be in the following form:
“NOTICE” (Name of district vs. delinquent lands in the district) “All persons, firms, or corporations having or claiming any interest in any of the following described lands or real property are notified that an action is pending in the Chancery Court of County, Arkansas, to enforce the collection of certain road improvement and road maintenance taxes on the following list of lands and real property, each supposed owner's name having been set opposite his, her, or its property, together with the total amount severally due from each, to wit: (then shall follow a list of the supposed owners with a description of the lands and the amounts due thereon, respectively, as aforesaid). “All persons, firms, or corporations interested in the property are notified that they are required by law to appear within four (4) weeks and make defense to the suits or same will be taken for confessed and final judgment shall be entered directing the sale of the lands for the purpose of collecting the taxes, together with all the interest, penalty, and costs allowed by law. Clerk of Chancery Court.”
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(c) The complaint above referred to need not allege minor details of organization of the district or the manner of making or levying the assessments or benefits, but it may allege generally the organization of the district and that the taxes sought to be foreclosed are past due and unpaid.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-316-303
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14-316-303. Notice.
(a) For two (2) consecutive weeks before judgment is entered for the sale of the lands, weekly notice of the pendency of the suit shall be given by publication in some newspaper in the county having a general circulation therein.
(b) Notice may be in the following form:
“NOTICE” (Name of district vs. delinquent lands in the district) “All persons, firms, or corporations having or claiming any interest in any of the following described lands or real property are notified that an action is pending in the Chancery Court of County, Arkansas, to enforce the collection of certain road improvement and road maintenance taxes on the following list of lands and real property, each supposed owner's name having been set opposite his, her, or its property, together with the total amount severally due from each, to wit: (then shall follow a list of the supposed owners with a description of the lands and the amounts due thereon, respectively, as aforesaid). “All persons, firms, or corporations interested in the property are notified that they are required by law to appear within four (4) weeks and make defense to the suits or same will be taken for confessed and final judgment shall be entered directing the sale of the lands for the purpose of collecting the taxes, together with all the interest, penalty, and costs allowed by law. Clerk of Chancery Court.”
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(c) The complaint above referred to need not allege minor details of organization of the district or the manner of making or levying the assessments or benefits, but it may allege generally the organization of the district and that the taxes sought to be foreclosed are past due and unpaid.
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