Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

and presided further, any person buying
any land subject 70 redemption shall take
Of the officer selling the same a certificate
of the purchase, and shall cause a note Of
the same to be entered upon the main as
sessment roll, and the property during the
time Of redemption shall be assessed to
such purchaser; provided, the Clerk Of the
County Court shall be entitled 10 ten cents
for noting such change Of ownership Of
real estate in main assessment roll, to be
paid By the party selling land.
Sec. Q. BE it further enacted, thas the
Register shall registered cons eyance Of real
estate of any character, until it shall have
been presented TO the County Court Clerk
and so marked; and if any such convey
ance is presented to him for registration, he
shall reither note or register the same until
il is so marked. and it shall be the duty Of
the Register to have any conveyance sent
unto his office for registration acknowledged
before any other person than the County
Court Clerk Of his county, so marked; and
it shall be the duty Of all clerks Of courts,
where the title Of any real estate is divest-
ed out Of one person and vested in another,
TO see that copy CT the decree describing
the property is sent to the County Court
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take Of him a deed OF demand copy Of the
decree for registration, and where the title
Of any real estate in the county is vested in
another by a will or devise, admitted to
probate, it shall be the duty Of the Clerk Of
the County Court to so enter it upon the
main assessment roll, and any person con-
yeying any real estate, who does not see
that the same is changed upon the main as
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should thereafter be charged to him, and be
shall be liable, upon a distringas, for the
/ taxes thereon, unless he show to the collec-
tor that the taxes have been paid; but no
assessment, levy of taxes, or sale, shall be
! void because the name Of the true owner is
not given, or the lot or tract not fully de-
| scribed; and until all the taxes upon any
real estate are paid there shall be lien for
the same-frst, to the State; second, TO the
county; third, to the Icity; fourth, to the
railroad-enfOrceable as other liens.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, that at
| the April term annually Of each county
/ court, the rate Of taxation for county or
railroad purposes, shall be declared by the
/ court, and entered upon the minutes thereof
as now declared by law, and the city as
municipality shall certify the rate Of taxa
ton levied by it 10 the clerk Of the county
| court before tie LIST Of October each year.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted, if any inn
| movements on any real estate should be
/ DESTROYED by fire, flood or other casualty,
| then NAV the owner thereof, on his applica-
/ ton to the county court clerk, have said
/ realty so damaged reaSsessed by the as
| SCISSOR of the district or ward wherein the
realty is situated, and such reassessed
/ valuation shall be substituted on the ''main
| assessment roll, !" in place Of the original
/ assessment: Provided, however, that such
owner shall pay the costs Of said reassess-
\ ment, said costs nOs to exceed three dollars.
Sec. y. Be it further enacted, that the
/ assessor shall receive for his services such
a sum as may be allowed him by the
/ County Court, not exceeding Is cents for
| each person having taxable property listed,
and 5 cents for each person listed for poll
tax only, and in no county shall the as
SCISSORS salary exceed one thousand dollars,
and municipality IN the proportion that the
value Of the property assessed for each
bears to the value Of the whole assessment
in the county; and each assistant shall re-
| ceive for compensation the sum OF one and
One-half dollars per day for his services;
the number Of days for each district 70 be
fixed By the County Court, to be paid as
follows: If the municipality has no inter
est in the assessment, these assistants shall
be paid by the county alone; but II both
the county and Municipality were interested
in the assessment, then each shall pay its
uncomfortable part as before stated, and
] the assessor shall give each assistant Ger