St. Louis County tax-forfeited land surplus route
Section 282.005 defines the county auditor process, interested parties, 60-day notice/list duties, six-month claim period, administrative payment, and district-court handling of disputes.
The county identifies qualifying excess proceeds, sends the statutory notice, and receives the claim under section 282.005.
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Use the official chapter text to confirm the governing sale and distribution context before filing.
St. Louis County publishes its own list and Statement of Claim route; its form and address are local, not statewide.
Within the statutory sequence, the county auditor has a 60-day duty to provide the notice, list information, and claim form.
A claimant's six-month period runs from the first mailed notice, not merely from the sale date or a website posting.
Use that county's current claim form and delivery instructions and keep proof of submission.
When entitlement is disputed, follow the statute's district-court route rather than expecting the county to decide contested priority.
The county identifies qualifying excess proceeds, sends the statutory notice, and receives the claim under section 282.005.
Use the official chapter text to confirm the governing sale and distribution context before filing.
St. Louis County publishes its own list and Statement of Claim route; its form and address are local, not statewide.
Section 282.005 defines the county auditor process, interested parties, 60-day notice/list duties, six-month claim period, administrative payment, and district-court handling of disputes.
The official chapter PDF independently exposes the current section 282.005 text in downloadable form.
The current county page links a list of sales with unexpired claims and a Statement of Claim, demonstrating the county-administered self-service model.
It begins with the first mailed statutory notice under section 282.005, not simply the sale or web-posting date.
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It begins with the first mailed statutory notice under section 282.005, not simply the sale or web-posting date.
It is a county-auditor duty in the notice-and-form sequence, not the claimant's six-month deadline.
No. It is a local example and must be used only with that county's current instructions.
The statute provides a court route when entitlement or competing interests cannot be resolved administratively.
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