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26-35-401. Liability generally.
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26-35-401. Liability generally.
(a) Every person holding lands as guardian, executor, or administrator and neglecting or refusing to list or pay the taxes upon them, in the manner indicated, shall be liable to an action by his or her ward or devisee for any damage sustained by his or her neglect.
(b) Every person having the care of lands as agent or attorney as indicated having funds of the principal in his or her hands, for such purpose, and neglecting or refusing to list or pay the taxes on the lands shall be liable in an action to his or her principal for any damage the principal may have sustained by his or her neglect or refusal.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 26-35-401
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Stable record: arkansas_code:legal_authorities:26-35-401
Source file: gov.ar.code.title.26.odt
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26-35-401. Liability generally.
(a) Every person holding lands as guardian, executor, or administrator and neglecting or refusing to list or pay the taxes upon them, in the manner indicated, shall be liable to an action by his or her ward or devisee for any damage sustained by his or her neglect.
(b) Every person having the care of lands as agent or attorney as indicated having funds of the principal in his or her hands, for such purpose, and neglecting or refusing to list or pay the taxes on the lands shall be liable in an action to his or her principal for any damage the principal may have sustained by his or her neglect or refusal.
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