Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-04-20

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account for the rents and profits to
the party redeeminE.
Sec. 6. Be il further enacted, That
it shall be lawful for the Commis-
sioner to unite in one bill any num-
Der OF assessments against the same
or distinct tracts of land, and a.
gainst the same or distinct persons,
and in no case shall bill be dis
missed because of multifariOusness
or misjoinder of parties defendant
Sec. z. BE it further enacted, That
all necessary jurisdiction is hereby
conferred upon the chancery courts
Of this State to fully execute and
carry out the objects and purposes
of this act in each aud every partic-
ular.
Sec. s. Be ii further enacted, That
the Comptroller shall employ the
necessary clerical labor to prepare
the descriptive lists provided for in
this act, to be paid out of the State
Treasury: Provided, that such Ia
Dor shall not cost the State more
than seventy-hve dollars per month.
Sec. 9. Be il further enacted, That
the Commissioners, before entering
upon the discharge of their duties,
shall execute bond, with approved
security, before the county courts
of their respective counties, the n
mount of which bond shall be fixed
by said county courts, which shall
be conditioned for the faithful dis
charge Of their duties as such Com
missioners, and they shall also take
and subscribe to an oath before the
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charge said duties and account for
all revenues that may come into
their hands.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted,
That the provisions of this act shall
apply TO the collection Of all taxes,
whether State or county tax, that
may have been bid upon said land,
and the Commissioner shall pay
over the taxes as collected to the
county and State respectively, but
he shall be required to make to the
cler kof the county court of his coun-
| tY semi-annual reports of the a.
mount OF county revenue received
by him, at which time his accounts
shall be required to make like re-
ports and settlements with the
Comptroller of the State of all State
| revenue received by him.
Sec. II. Be il further enacted,
That in all cases where there shall
be a judgment against the Commits
sioner for costs, the Commissioner
shall apportion the same between
the county and State in proportion
to the amount of tax due in that
particular case TO the county and
State respectively, and in all cases
where the amount of taxes collect
ed by the Commissioner shall bC
less than the aggregate of State an6
county taxes, the Commissioner il
paving over the same shall appor
ton that also in the same mannel
between the county and State. Th'
clerk Of the county court and tn
Comptroller of the State upon set
Elements with the Commissions
shall allow him credits for all cost
paid by him under the.order of tn
court.
Sec. u. Be it further enacted
That the Commissioners shall re
ceive as compensation for their sery
ces the same fees that are allowe
under existing laws to collectors {
the State and county taxes.
Sec. Is. Be it further enacted
That so much of the act entitled a
: act to provide for the sale of land
: which have been sold for taxes du
the State and brought in b
: the collector of revenue, passed ct
+, of December, 1871, as conflicts wit
2 this act. and the act to amend ii
> law regulating redemption of lanC
: sold for taxes, passed March IL
!, Sth, 1860, be'and the same are her
= by repealed; Provided, LoWeve
e That the repeal of said act passe
!, March Sth, 1860, shall not abate {
J many way effect any suit or sui
: brought before the passage of tn
n act.
Sec. IA. Be Il further enacteI
z That after paying the costs al
u charges out of the proceeds of sa
I sales the amount of taxes collects
/ shall be paid by the Commission
! into the State treasury for scho
IL purposes and shall be distribute
ie by the treasurer equally between ;
Ie the counties of the State accordiI
to their scholastic population
II Sec, Is. Be il further enacted, Th
D. any person whose lapds may be pr
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Is the right to pay the accrued unpa
rs taxes on his lands, together wi
s. six per cent. interest thereon, al
E. all the costs and charges, at a
N time before his land may be SO
ie under this act. The money pa
D. under this section shall be paid
G. the Commissioner, who shall e.
as cute his receipt therefore, and
G such payment being made, the Ian
er on which payment has been ma
e shall not be sold.
Sec. 16. Be it further enacted, ii
at this act take effect from and after
lg passage, the public welfare ra4s
o ing-it.
on Passed March q, 1872.
=. JAMES d. RICHARDSON
n Speaker OF the HOUSE or Representatii
be JOHN G. VAUGHAN,
N Speaker Of the Senate
OF Received nj Executive Office and apr
les ed, March %, 1872.
he JOHN c. BROWN, Governor