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Arizona Revised Statutes Title 42. Taxation § 42-18267. Issuance of treasurer's deed; form

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. If the property is not redeemed before the date stated in the notice, the county treasurer shall execute and deliver to the board of supervisors, acting on behalf of this state, a treasurer's deed conveying to the state of Arizona the real property that was assigned at the tax sale. On the delivery of the deed, the redemption rights of all persons terminate, whether or not they were named in the notice.

B. The treasurer's deed may be in the following form:

Treasurer's Deed

    On  (Date) , I, treasurer of _______________ county, Arizona, published notice according to law in __________, a newspaper of general circulation in ___ county, Arizona, that both:

    1. The board of supervisors of __________ county, acting on behalf of the state of Arizona, applied for a treasurer's deed to the real property described below.

    2. Unless the tax lien was redeemed before  (Date) , I would issue a treasurer's deed to the state of Arizona.

    The property tax lien was not redeemed from that sale, and, therefore, I foreclose the right to redeem and convey to the state of Arizona the following real property located in __________ county, Arizona:

(Description)

 

_________________________________________________

 

County Treasurer

 

_________________________________________________

(Date)

(Acknowledgment)

C. The foreclosure of the right to redeem does not extinguish any easement on or appurtenant to the property.

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