A condominium unit bought at a tax sale is free of liens in fees owed by the previous owner, the Fourth District Court of Appeal rules.
March 19, 2014 at 02:00 PM
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Property acquired by tax deed extinguishes old condominium assessments and liens, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
The ruling brings the Fourth District in line with similar recent rulings by the Second and Fifth districts and a similar question raised in a foreclosure case decided by the Third District Court of Appeal.
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