Connecticut General Statutes (Tax)
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 12-187
Filing of a bona fide defense
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The owner or any person having an interest in or encumbrance on any piece of property may, at any time at least three months before the last day of the redemption period, file in the office of the clerk of said court a bona fide defense, verified under oath, in duplicate, to the proceeding in respect to such property, identifying the same by its serial number, and, if the court is satisfied that the defense stated is a bona fide defense, it shall direct the clerk to write opposite the description of the property in the list the word “Withdrawn”, and thereafter such property shall not be within the scope of the proceeding.
(1949 Rev., S. 1869.)
Cited. 21 CA 275.
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In this chapter (34 sections)
- 12-171 · Definitions
- 12-172 · Tax liens; precedence; enforcement
- 12-173 · Certificate continuing lien. Discharge. Valid notice
- 12-174 · Deferred collection
- 12-175 · Further continuance of lien
- 12-176 · Fees of collectors and town clerks
- 12-177 · Certificates continuing tax liens; ordinances in certain large…
- 12-178 · Precedence of School Fund or Agricultural College Fund mortgage
- 12-179 · Discharge of tax liens
- 12-180 · Record of undischarged tax liens
- 12-181 · Foreclosure of tax liens
- 12-182 · Summary foreclosure of tax liens
- 12-182a · Action to foreclose certain tax liens privileged
- 12-183 · Form of petition for summary foreclosure
- 12-184 · Appointment of appraisers
- 12-185 · Withdrawal of property from scope of proceeding
- 12-186 · Publication and notice
- 12-187 · Filing of a bona fide defense
- 12-188 · Presumption of validity
- 12-189 · Right of redemption. Title to vest upon failure to redeem.…
- 12-190 · Return of tax collector
- 12-191 · Final judgment. Certificate of foreclosure
- 12-192 · Joint foreclosure by two or more municipalities. Costs and…
- 12-193 · Costs and fees to be taxed. Reimbursement to taxpayer where…
- 12-194 · Entry fee
- 12-195 · Removal of taxes and assessments on real estate acquired by a…
- 12-195a · Personal property tax liens: Definitions
- 12-195b · Perfection. Priority
- 12-195c · Notice of lien
- 12-195d · Effective period of lien. Limitation period
- 12-195e · Rights and remedies of municipality and taxpayer
- 12-195f · Validity of liens
- 12-195g · Discharge
- 12-195h · Assignment of liens securing unpaid taxes on real property.…