2006 Michigan Compiled Laws - Mich. Comp. Laws § 211.138 Treatment of delinquent lands prior to 1891; tender of legal charges; effect.
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Act 206 of 1893 ***** 211.138 THIS SECTION IS REPEALED BY ACT 183 OF 2005 EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31, 2006 ***** 211.138 Treatment of delinquent lands prior to 1891; tender of legal charges; effect. Sec. 138. (1) All property that has been returned to the state treasurer as delinquent for taxes under the provisions of any general tax law in force prior to the passage of former 1891 PA 200, and upon which the taxes are unpaid and which have not been sold for those taxes, and all property returned that has been sold for delinquent taxes, and upon which the sale has been or may be set aside by any court of competent jurisdiction or canceled as provided by law, is subject to disposition, sale, and redemption for the enforcement and collection of the tax liens in the method and manner provided in this act. (2) This section contained does not apply to the sale of any property previously sold, if the sale was set aside or canceled for any reason affecting the validity of the taxes for which the property was sold. (3) The court may enter decree of sale for the taxes for any year prior to 1891, for the amount of the taxes found valid, without including the charge for interest as provided by law. (4) If tender of the amount assessed against any property for taxes of 1890 or any prior year is made to the state treasurer, together with the collection fee and the charge for expenses as provided by law, at any time before the first day of the month preceding the month in which sale is ordered to be made, the state treasurer shall issue a receipt and cancel any state bid under which the property is held for that year, and this state and the county and township shall bear the loss of accrued interest in proportion to their interests in the property.
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