M & P Enterprises v. Transamerica M & P Enterprises v. Transamerica

M & P Enterprises v. Transamerica

1997.MO.22703 , 944 S.W.2D 154

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The purchaser of real property at a delinquent sale appeals entry of a partial summary judgment in favor of respondents on three counts of the purchasers petition and the dismissal of two remaining counts. The principal question presented is whether a recorded deed of trust is extinguished by a third tax sale where the lien holder had no written notice before the sale, but was given post-sale notice of a purported right to redeem the property. This Court has jurisdiction because the constitutionality of chapter 140, RSMo, which governs tax sales, is at issue. Mo. Const. art. V, § 3. Because chapter 140 does not allow lien holders to redeem property after a third tax sale, such sale cannot, consistent with due process, extinguish the lien of the holder of a recorded deed of trust unless the lien holder is given notice by mail or personal service before the sale. The judgment of the trial court is affirmed.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
1997
29 April
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
28
Pages
PUBLISHER
LawApp Publishers
SIZE
68.4
KB

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