redemption from tax sale

redemption from tax sale
An opportunity and procedure provided whereby a former owner, his successors in interest, or anyone having substantial interest in the premises, may defeat a tax sale, although it has been valid and regular in every respect, and revest himself with title as complete and as unqualified as it was before the tax was assessed, by repayment of the amount which the purchaser paid for the property, with interest and costs. 51 Am J1st Tax § 1097.

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