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Real Estate/Development

May 15, 2006

High Court Gives Guidance on Foreclosure Notices

Forum Column - By Ronald A. Zumbrun - The right to own a home and reasonably use it is protected by the U.S. Constitution. However, a failure to pay property taxes can result in foreclosure and public sale of the home provided that reasonable notice of the delinquency is first given to the property owner.

Forum Column

By Ronald A. Zumbrun
     
      The right to own a home and reasonably use it is protected by the U.S. Constitution. However, a failure to pay property taxes can result in foreclosure and public sale of the home provided that reasonable notice of the delinquency is first given to the property owner.
      On April 26, the U.S. Supreme Court rendered i...

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