SENATE BILL No. 349
March 20, 2001, Introduced by Senator BULLARD and referred to the Committee on Financial Services.
A bill to amend 1961 PA 236, entitled
"Revised judicature act of 1961,"
by amending sections 2431, 2558, 3216, 3220, 3232, 3240, 3248,
3252, and 3272 (MCL 600.2431, 600.2558, 600.3216, 600.3220,
600.3232, 600.3240, 600.3248, 600.3252, and 600.3272), section
2558 as amended by 1996 PA 214 and section 3240 as amended by
2000 PA 380, and by adding section 2421h.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT:
1 SEC. 2421H. (1) A MORTGAGE IS A RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE IF THE
2 REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE MORTGAGE INCLUDES 1 OR MORE OF THE
3 FOLLOWING:
4 (A) A SINGLE STRUCTURE DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY FOR THE OCCU-
5 PANCY OF FROM 1 TO 4 FAMILIES.
6 (B) A SINGLE MANUFACTURED HOME DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY FOR THE
7 OCCUPANCY OF FROM 1 TO 4 FAMILIES.
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1 (C) A SINGLE CONDOMINIUM UNIT OR COOPERATIVE UNIT DESIGNED
2 PRINCIPALLY FOR THE OCCUPANCY OF FROM 1 TO 4 FAMILIES.
3 (D) REAL PROPERTY UPON WHICH THE MORTGAGOR INTENDS TO CON-
4 STRUCT A SINGLE STRUCTURE DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY FOR THE OCCUPANCY
5 OF FROM 1 TO 4 FAMILIES, IF THE STRUCTURE IS TO BE CONSTRUCTED
6 USING PROCEEDS OF A LOAN SECURED BY THE MORTGAGE, UNLESS THE
7 MORTGAGOR INTENDS TO RESELL THE STRUCTURE WITHOUT OCCUPYING IT AS
8 A DWELLING.
9 (E) REAL PROPERTY UPON WHICH THE MORTGAGOR INTENDS TO PLACE
10 A SINGLE MANUFACTURED HOME, IF IT WILL BE PURCHASED USING PRO-
11 CEEDS OF A LOAN SECURED BY THE MORTGAGE, UNLESS THE MORTGAGOR
12 INTENDS TO RESELL THE MANUFACTURED HOME WITHOUT OCCUPYING IT AS A
13 DWELLING.
14 (2) NOTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION (1), A MORTGAGE IS NOT A RES-
15 IDENTIAL MORTGAGE IF THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE MORTGAGE
16 IS MORE THAN 25 ACRES IN SIZE.
17 Sec. 2431. (1) The FEES AND
expenses of foreclosing any
18 mortgage by
advertisement CONDUCTING A
FORECLOSURE UNDER CHAPTER
19 32 shall be taxed in the
circuit court
as in civil actions upon
20 the request of any person
paying the
expenses thereof, and upon
21 such
ASSESSED AGAINST THE party liable
to pay the same
22 EXPENSES.
23 (2) Where
IF an attorney is
employed RETAINED to
24 foreclose a mortgage by
advertisement
CONDUCT A FORECLOSURE
25 UNDER CHAPTER 32, an
attorney's
ATTORNEY fee , not to exceed
26 any amount which may
be provided for in
the mortgage, may SHALL
27 be included as a part of the expenses ALLOWED TO BE TAXED UNDER
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1 SUBSECTION (1) AND in the
amount bid
upon such IN THE sale for
2 principal and interest due
thereon in
the following amounts: ON
3 THE MORTGAGE. THE ATTORNEY FEE SHALL ALSO INCLUDE LEGAL FEES AND
4 COSTS.
5 (a) for all sums of
$1,000.00 or
less, $25.00.
6 (b) for all sums over
$1,000.00 but
less than $5,000.00,
7
$50.00.
8 (c) for all sums of
$5,000.00 or
more, $75.00.
9 But if payment is
made after
foreclosure proceedings are
10 commenced and before
sale is made, only
1/2 of such attorney's
11 fees shall be allowed.
Both the
principal and the interest due
12 thereon shall be included
in the sum on
which the attorney's fee
13 is computed.
14 (3) IF THE REAL PROPERTY IS SOLD AT THE FORECLOSURE SALE AND
15 THE MORTGAGE IS NOT A RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, THE ATTORNEY FEE
16 SHALL NOT EXCEED THE LESSER OF THE FEE WHICH IS PROVIDED FOR IN
17 THE MORTGAGE, THE ATTORNEY'S USUAL AND CUSTOMARY HOURLY CHARGES
18 AND ACTUAL EXPENSES OF THE ATTORNEY RETAINED TO FORECLOSE THE
19 MORTGAGE, OR 5% OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE REAL ESTATE AT THE
20 FORECLOSURE SALE.
21 (4) IF THE REAL ESTATE IS SOLD AT THE FORECLOSURE SALE AND
22 THE MORTGAGE IS A RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, THE ATTORNEY FEE SHALL BE
23 THE FEE SPECIFIED IN THE RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, BUT IF NO ATTORNEY
24 FEE IS SPECIFIED IN THE RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE, THE ATTORNEY FEE
25 SHALL NOT EXCEED 3% OF THE PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, AND OTHER AMOUNTS
26 OWED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN. THE
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1 AMOUNT PERMITTED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION IS A REASONABLE AMOUNT FOR
2 THE FEE OF THE ATTORNEY FORECLOSING A RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE.
3 (5) IF THE REAL ESTATE IS NOT SOLD AT A MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
4 SALE, THE ATTORNEY FEE DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION MAY BE CHARGED
5 TO THE MORTGAGOR BY THE MORTGAGE HOLDER AND PAID TO THE ATTORNEY
6 RETAINED TO FORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE.
7 (6) WHEN A PERSON AUTHORIZED TO ACT AS AN AUCTIONEER UNDER
8 SECTION 26 OR 27 OF 1846 RS 21, MCL 446.26 AND 446.27, IS
9 RETAINED TO CONDUCT A MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE, AN AUCTIONEER
10 FEE SHALL BE INCLUDED AS A PART OF THE EXPENSES ALLOWED TO BE
11 TAXED UNDER SUBSECTION (1) AND IN THE AMOUNT BID IN THE SALE FOR
12 PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST DUE ON THE MORTGAGE. THE AUCTIONEER FEE
13 SHALL NOT EXCEED 2% OF THE AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE
14 REAL ESTATE OR $500.00, WHICHEVER IS LESS. IF THE SALE OF THE
15 REAL ESTATE IS ADJOURNED BY THE PARTY FORECLOSING THE MORTGAGE,
16 THE AUCTIONEER MAY COLLECT A REASONABLE FEE, NOT TO EXCEED
17 $25.00, TO RESCHEDULE THE FORECLOSURE SALE.
18 Sec. 2558. (1) The sheriff is entitled to the fees provided
19 in this section and section 2559.
20 (2) The following fees of the sheriff are allowed:
21 (a) For taking a bond if the sheriff is authorized to take
22 the bond, $1.50; for a certified copy of the bond, if requested,
23 $1.00.
24 (b) For every certificate on the sale of real estate, $1.50;
25 and for each copy of the certificate, $1.50, which, together with
26 the register's fee for filing the certificate, shall be collected
27 as other fees on execution.
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1 (c) For taking a bond for the liberties of the jail, $1.50.
2 (d) For summoning a jury upon a writ of inquiry, attending
3 the jury, and making and returning the inquisition, $5.00.
4 (e) For summoning a jury
pursuant
to UNDER any precept or
5 summons of any officer if any special proceeding, $5.00, and for
6 attending the jury when required, $5.00.
7 (f) For bringing up a prisoner upon habeas corpus, $3.00,
8 and for traveling each mile from the jail, 15 cents; for attend-
9 ing any court with that prisoner, $5.00 per day, plus actual nec-
10 essary expenses.
11 (g) For attending before any officer with a prisoner for the
12 purpose of having the prisoner surrendered in exoneration of his
13 or her bail, or attending to receive a
SURRENDERED prisoner, so
14 surrendered,
who was not committed at
the time, and receiving
15 that prisoner into the sheriff's
custody, in either case,
16 $15.00.
17 (h) For attending a
view VIEWING,
when ordered by the
18 court, $15.00 per day, including the
time occupied in going and
19 returning.
20 (i) For making and returning an inventory and appraisal to
21 the appraisers, $10.00 for each day actually employed, and $5.00
22 for each half day. The court, by rule, may adjust a schedule
23 fixing amount of appraisal fees if the court considers the statu-
24 tory fee to be inadequate.
25 (j) For drafting an inventory, $1.25 for each page and for
26 copying the inventory, 10 cents for each page.
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1 (k) For giving notice for general or special election to the
2 inspectors of the different townships and wards of the county,
3 $1.00 for each township or ward, and the expenses of publishing
4 the notices required by law, those fees and expenses to be paid
5 by the county, as other contingent expenses of the election.
6 (l) For attending the supreme court by the order of the
7 court, $10.00 for each day, to be allowed by the auditor general
8 on the certificate of the clerk, and paid out of the state trea-
9 sury, not taxable as costs.
10 (m) For attending the circuit
court
, by the order of the
11 court, $15.00 for each day, except
in
the THIS FEE IS NOT TAX-
12 ABLE AS COSTS IN WAYNE
county. of
Wayne; not taxable as costs.
13 In the
WAYNE county, of Wayne there
shall be paid to the
14 deputy sheriffs in actual attendance on the circuit court in the
15 county such
compensation as shall be
fixed by the board of
16 commissioners in accordance with the county uniform salary plan
17 to be allowed and paid as other contingent charges of the county
18 are paid; the number of deputies shall not exceed 2 for each
19 judge of the third judicial circuit.
20 (n) For summoning grand or petit jurors to attend the cir-
21 cuit court, $2.00 for each juror summoned, not taxable as costs.
22 (o) For keeping and providing for a debtor in jail where the
23 debtor is unable to support himself or herself, $1.00 for each
24 day or such sum as shall be fixed by the board of commissioners,
25 to be paid by the creditor each week, in advance, and which sum
26 the creditor shall be entitled to recover from the debtor.
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1 (p) For posting notices on property for foreclosure sales,
2 $14.00
$16.00 for each posting, plus
mileage.
3 (q) For selling lands on the foreclosure of a mortgage by
4 advertisement, ; and
executing a deed
to the purchaser, and for
5 all services required on that sale,
$50.00 THE AMOUNT THAT IS
6 ALLOWED TO BE CHARGED TO CONDUCT THE FORECLOSURE SALE UNDER
7 SECTION 2431.
8 (r) For each adjournment of the sale of land on the foreclo-
9 sure of a mortgage by advertisement,
$8.00 THE AMOUNT THAT IS
10 ALLOWED TO BE CHARGED UNDER SECTION 2431.
11 (s) For serving notice of a person claiming title under a
12 tax deed, in person and by mail,
$14.00
$16.00 plus mileage.
13 (3) Each of the fees
prescribed in
subsection (2)(p) and
14 (s) shall increase to
$15.00 on October
1, 1996, and to $16.00 on
15 October 1, 1997.
16 (3) (4)
Mileage allowed under
subsection (2) shall be com-
17 puted in the same manner as provided for process served out of
18 the circuit court under section
2559(3)
2559(4).
19 (4) (5)
Any sheriff or other
officer who demands or
20 receives any greater fees or compensation for performing any of
21 the services mentioned
in UNDER this
section than as allowed by
22 this section ,
shall, in addition to
all other liabilities
23 now
provided FOR by law, be liable to
the party injured , for
24 paying the illegal fees,
in AN AMOUNT
EQUAL TO 3 times the
25 amount so
demanded, received, or paid,
together with all costs
26 of the action.
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1 (5) (6)
Any sheriff or other
officer who neglects or
2 refuses any of the services required by law, after the fees
3 specified have been tendered, shall be liable to the party
4 injured for all damages which the party sustains by reason of
5 that neglect or refusal.
6 Sec. 3216. (1) The sale shall be at public sale, CONDUCTED
7 between the hour of 9
o'clock in the
forenoon and 4 o'clock in
8 the afternoon
9 A.M. AND 4 P.M., at
the place of holding the
9 circuit court within
FOR the county in
which the premises
10 REAL PROPERTY to be sold
, or some
part of them, are situated,
11 and shall be made by the
person
appointed for that purpose in the
12 mortgage, or by the
sheriff,
undersheriff, or a deputy sheriff of
13 the county, to the
highest bidder IT IS
LOCATED.
14 (2) THE SALE SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY A PERSON LICENSED UNDER
15 1955 PA 224, MCL 446.51 TO 446.60, OR BY THE SHERIFF, UNDERSHER-
16 IFF, OR DEPUTY SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY.
17 Sec. 3220. Such
A FORECLOSURE
sale may be adjourned from
18 time to time ,
by the AUCTIONEER,
sheriff, or other officer or
19 person appointed OR RETAINED
to make
such CONDUCT THE sale at
20 the request of the party in whose name the notice of sale is pub-
21 lished by posting a notice of
such THE
adjournment before or at
22 the time of and at the place where
said
THE sale is to be
23 made
CONDUCTED, and if any adjournment
be IS for more than 1
24 week at one
A time, the notice
thereof OF THE ADJOURNMENT,
25 appended to the original notice of sale, shall also be published
26 in the newspaper in which the original notice was published, the
27 first publication to be within 10 days of the date from which the
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1 sale was adjourned and thereafter
once
in each full secular
2 week during the time for which
such
THE sale shall be IS
3 adjourned. No oral
ORAL announcement
of any adjournment shall
4 NOT be necessary.
5 Sec. 3232. The
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE SALE, THE AUCTION-
6 EER, SHERIFF, officer, or person making the sale shall
7 forthwith
execute, acknowledge, and
deliver , to each pur-
8 chaser a deed of the
premises REAL
PROPERTY bid off by him ;
9 and if OR
HER. IF the lands are
situated REAL PROPERTY IS
10 LOCATED in several counties,
he shall
make THE AUCTIONEER,
11 SHERIFF, OFFICER, OR PERSON MAKING THE SALE SHALL EXECUTE,
12 ACKNOWLEDGE, AND
DELIVER TO THE
PURCHASER A separate deeds of
13 the lands
DEED FOR THE REAL PROPERTY in
each county , and
14 specify therein
the precise amounts
for which each parcel of
15 land therein
REAL PROPERTY described
was sold. And he shall
16 endorse upon each deed
EACH DEED SHALL
STATE the time when the
17 same
DEED will become operative
EFFECTIVE in case the
18 premises are
REAL PROPERTY IS not
redeemed according to law.
19 Such
EACH deed or deeds shall, as
soon as practicable, and
20 within 20 days after
such THE sale, be
deposited with the reg-
21 ister of deeds of the county in which
the land therein REAL
22 PROPERTY described is situated, and the register shall endorse
23 thereon
ON THE DEED the time the same
DEED was received ,
24 and for the better
preservation
thereof, shall record the same
25 at length in a book to be
provided in
his office for that
26 purpose;
and shall index the same in
the regular index of
27 deeds, and the
DEED. THE fee for
recording the same DEED
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1 shall be included among the other costs and expenses allowed by
2 law. In case such
premises shall be
THE REAL PROPERTY IS
3 redeemed, the register of deeds shall, at the time of destroying
4 such THE
deed , as provided in
section 3244, of this
5 chapter,
write on the face of such
THE record the word
6 "Redeemed", stating at
ON what date
such THE entry is made
7 , and
signing such THE entry with
his OR HER official
8 signature.
9 Sec. 3240. (1) A purchaser's deed is void if the mortgagor,
10 the mortgagor's heirs, executors, or administrators, or any
11 person lawfully claiming under the mortgagor, the mortgagor's
12 heirs, executors, or administrators redeems the entire premises
13 sold by paying the amount required
under
subsection (2) THIS
14 SECTION, within the applicable time limit prescribed in
15 subsections
SUBSECTION (7), to (12),
to the purchaser, the
16 purchaser's executors, administrators, or assigns, or to the reg-
17 ister of deeds in whose office the deed is deposited for the ben-
18 efit of the purchaser.
19 (2) The amount required to be paid under subsection (1) is
20 the sum that was bid for the entire
premises REAL PROPERTY
21 sold, with interest from the time of the sale at the rate percent
22 borne by the mortgage, together
with the
amount of the
23 sheriff's fee
paid by the purchaser
under section 2558(2)(q),
24 and an additional $3.00 as a fee for the care and custody of the
25 redemption money if the payment is made to the register of
26 deeds.
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1 (3) If a distinct lot or parcel separately sold is redeemed,
2 leaving a portion of the
premises REAL
PROPERTY unredeemed, the
3 deed shall be inoperative only to the redeemed parcel or parcels,
4 and to those portions that have not been redeemed the deed shall
5 remain valid.
6 (4) If after the sale
the
purchaser, the purchaser's heirs,
7 executors, or
administrators, or any
person lawfully claiming
8 under the purchaser, the
purchaser's
heirs, executors, or admin-
9 istrators pays taxes
assessed against
the property, amounts nec-
10 essary to redeem senior liens from
foreclosure, condominium
11 assessments,
homeowner association
assessments, community associ-
12 ation assessments, or
premiums on an
insurance policy covering
13 any buildings located on
the property
that under the terms of the
14 mortgage it would have
been the duty of
the mortgagor to pay if
15 the mortgage had not
been foreclosed and
that are necessary to
16 keep the policy in force
until the
expiration of the period of
17 redemption, redemption
shall be made
only upon payment of the sum
18 specified in subsection
(2) plus the
amounts specified in this
19 subsection with interest
on the amounts
specified in this subsec-
20 tion from the date of the
payment to the
date of redemption at
21 the rate specified in the
mortgage, if
all of the following are
22 filed with the register of
deeds with
whom the deed is
23
deposited:
24 (a) An affidavit by
the purchaser
or someone in his or her
25 behalf who has
knowledge of the facts of
the payment showing the
26 amount and items
paid.
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1 (b) The receipt or
copy of the
canceled check evidencing the
2 payment of the taxes,
amounts necessary
to redeem senior liens
3 from foreclosure,
condominium
assessments, homeowner association
4 assessments, community
association
assessments, or insurance
5
premiums.
6 (c) An affidavit of an
insurance
agent of the insurance com-
7 pany stating that the
payment was made
and what portion of the
8 payment covers the
premium for the
period prior to the expiration
9 of the period of
redemption.
10 (4) IF BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF THE REDEMPTION PERIOD AND
11 BEFORE REDEMPTION OF THE REAL PROPERTY AN AFFIDAVIT OF THE
12 AMOUNTS PAID UNDER THIS SECTION IS FILED WITH THE REGISTER OF
13 DEEDS WITH WHOM THE DEED IS DEPOSITED PURSUANT TO SECTION 3232,
14 REDEMPTION SHALL BE MADE ONLY UPON PAYMENT OF THE AMOUNT SPECI-
15 FIED IN SUBSECTION (2) PLUS THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED IN THIS SUBSEC-
16 TION WITH INTEREST ON THE AMOUNTS SPECIFIED IN THIS SUBSECTION
17 FROM THE DATE OF THE PAYMENT TO THE DATE OF REDEMPTION AT THE
18 RATE SPECIFIED IN THE MORTGAGE. THE PURCHASER, THE PURCHASER'S
19 HEIRS, EXECUTORS, OR ADMINISTRATORS, OR ANY PERSON LAWFULLY
20 CLAIMING UNDER THE PURCHASER, THE PURCHASER'S HEIRS, EXECUTORS,
21 OR ADMINISTRATORS MAY PAY AT ANY TIME DURING THE PERIOD OF
22 REDEMPTION THE FOLLOWING EXPENSES:
23 (A) ANY GENERAL OR SPECIAL REAL PROPERTY TAXES AND ASSESS-
24 MENTS AND WATER BILLS LEVIED OR ACCRUING AGAINST THE REAL
25 PROPERTY.
26 (B) THE PREMIUMS ON ANY CASUALTY INSURANCE NECESSARY TO
27 PROTECT ANY IMPROVEMENTS COMPRISING A PART OF THE REAL PROPERTY.
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1 (C) AMOUNTS DUE ON ANY PRIOR LIEN OR ENCUMBRANCE ON THE REAL
2 PROPERTY.
3 (D) IF THE PROPERTY IS A LEASEHOLD OR IS SUBJECT TO A LEASE,
4 ALL AMOUNTS DUE UNDER SUCH LEASE.
5 (E) THE REASONABLE COSTS AND EXPENSES OF DEFENDING, PROTECT-
6 ING, AND MAINTAINING THE PROPERTY AND THE PURCHASER'S INTEREST IN
7 THE PROPERTY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, REPAIR AND MAINTE-
8 NANCE COSTS AND EXPENSES AND COSTS AND EXPENSES OF PROTECTING AND
9 SECURING THE PROPERTY.
10 (F) ANY OTHER COSTS AND EXPENSES WHICH MAY BE AUTHORIZED BY
11 A COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION.
12 (5) If the redemption payment in subsection (4) includes an
13 amount used to redeem a senior lien from a nonjudicial foreclo-
14 sure, the mortgagor shall have the same defenses against the pur-
15 chaser with respect to the amount used to redeem the senior lien
16 as the mortgagor would have had against the senior lien.
17 (6) The register of deeds shall indorse on the documents
18 filed pursuant to
UNDER subsection (4)
the time they are
19 received. The register of deeds shall record the affidavit of
20 the purchaser only and shall preserve in his or her files the
21 recorded affidavit ,
receipts,
insurance receipts, and insurance
22 agent's affidavit
until expiration of
the period of redemption.
23 (7) For a mortgage executed on or after January 1, 1965, on
24 commercial or industrial property, or multifamily residential
25 property in excess of 4 units, the redemption period is 6 months
26 from the time of the
sale.
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1 (8) For a mortgage executed on or after January 1, 1965, on
2 residential property not exceeding 4 units and not more than 3
3 acres in size, if the amount claimed to be due on the mortgage at
4 the date of the notice of foreclosure is more than 66-2/3% of the
5 original indebtedness secured by the mortgage, the redemption
6 period is 6 months.
7 (9) For a mortgage on residential property not exceeding 4
8 units and not more than 3 acres in size, if the REAL property is
9 abandoned as determined pursuant to section 3241, the redemption
10 period is 3 months.
11 (10) For a mortgage on residential property not exceeding 4
12 units and not more than 3 acres in size, if the amount claimed to
13 be due on the mortgage at the date of the notice of foreclosure
14 is more than 66-2/3% of the original indebtedness secured by the
15 mortgage and the property is abandoned as determined pursuant to
16 section 3241, the redemption period is 1 month.
17 (11) If the REAL property is abandoned as determined pursu-
18 ant to section 3241a, the redemption period is 30 days.
19 (12) In any other case, the redemption period is 1 year from
20 the date of the sale.
21 Sec. 3248. If any
A person
entitled to receive such THE
22 redemption moneys,
MONEY shall, upon
payment or tender
23 thereof to
him OR HER, refuse to make
and acknowledge such
24 THE certificate of payment, he OR SHE shall be liable to the
25 person aggrieved,
thereby, in the sum
of $100.00 damages, over
26 and above all the actual damages sustained, to be recovered in a
27 civil action, except that
no damages
of any kind may SHALL
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1 NOT be recovered from any register
of
deeds who shall refuse
2 REFUSES to accept tender of payment after the time indorsed upon
3 the deed when the same
shall become
DEED BECOMES operative in
4 case the premises are
REAL PROPERTY IS
not redeemed, and the
5 AUCTIONEER, SHERIFF, officer, or person making the sale shall be
6 entitled to rely conclusively upon the recital of the length of
7 the redemption period contained in the notice of foreclosure in
8 making such
THE indorsement upon the
deed.
9 Sec. 3252. If after
any A sale
of real estate, made as
10 herein prescribed, there
shall remain
REMAINS in the hands of
11 the AUCTIONEER, SHERIFF, officer, or other person making the sale
12 , any
surplus money after satisfying
the mortgage on which the
13 real estate was sold ,
and payment of
the costs and expenses of
14 the foreclosure and sale, the surplus
shall be paid over by the
15 AUCTIONEER, SHERIFF, officer,
or other
person on demand, WITHIN
16 30 DAYS AFTER THE
FORECLOSURE SALE to
the mortgagor , his OR
17 THE MORTGAGOR'S legal representatives or assigns, unless at the
18 time of the sale, or before the
surplus
shall be so IS paid
19 over, some claimant or claimants
,
shall file with the person
20 so making
the sale , a claim or
claims, in writing, duly
21 verified by the oath of the claimant
,
his OR THE CLAIMANT'S
22 agent , or
attorney, that the claimant
has a subsequent mort-
23 gage or lien encumbering the real
estate
, or some part
24 thereof, and
stating the amount
thereof unpaid , AND setting
25 forth the facts and nature of the
same
CLAIM, in which case the
26 person so
making the sale , shall,
forthwith upon receiving
27 the claim, pay the surplus to, and file the written claim with,
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1 the clerk of the circuit court of the county in which the sale is
2 so made.
; and thereupon any ANY
person or persons interested
3 in the surplus ,
may apply to the
court for an order to take
4 proofs of the facts and circumstances contained in the claim or
5 claims so
filed. Thereafter, the
THE court shall summon the
6 claimant or claimants,
party, or AND
parties interested in the
7 surplus , to
appear before him THE
COURT at a time and place
8 to be by him named, and
attend the
taking of the proof, and the
9 SET BY THE COURT. THE
claimant or
claimants or party AND
10 PARTIES interested
who shall appear
may examine witnesses and
11 produce such proof as
they or either of
them may see fit, and
12 the
PROOFS. THE court shall thereupon
make an order in the
13 premises
directing the disposition of
the surplus moneys MONEY
14 or payment thereof
in accordance with
the rights of the claim-
15 ant or claimants
or persons OTHER
interested PERSONS.
16 Sec. 3272. Upon the
payment of
the entire sum bid at such
17 sale, and the interest
thereon and
expenses as in section 3240 of
18 this chapter mentioned
to the register
of deeds of the county in
19 whose office the sheriff's
deed shall
have been deposited
20 RECEIPT OF THE AMOUNTS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 3240, the register of
21 deeds shall give notice of
such THE
payment, by mail or
22 otherwise, to the purchaser
, OR his
OR HER agent or attorney.
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