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An Act additional to An Act relative to and regulating the collection of municipal taxes in the city of New Orleans. 1859 140 (1859)

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             No.  175.]                        AN   ACT
             Additional to  Au Act relative to nel regulating the colnVAWtiOf municipal taxes in tch City
                  Oi'New Orleanw, appiroved March thc illtcunith, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight-
  Detinqucnt Lin. SEcTIoN 1. Be it cnaced by the Senate and House of Represcntatives of the
aycrh, to 'Iy A Sta  f Louisiana, in Geacral  Asscmbly  conrened, That every  tax-payer
oruerilytlvv, eU whose refusal or negle-t to pay his taxes within the time prescribed by
for noylicveien whs0eislo       eg.       pyb                              o      lse
for~bthcatiot law, all(1 whose name siall have bcn,  ill consequence  thereof, published
             in conformity  with the first section of the act relative to and regulating the
             collection of municipal taxes in the city of New  Orleans, approved March
             the  fifteenth, eighteen hundred and  fifty-eight, sI ill, in addition to tlhe
             anount   of the taxes so by hin due, pay a further sum of seventy-five ceiits,
             to cover  the expenses of publication.
   runnea onii  o Sic. 2. Bd it further  cacted,  4-c.,  That  as  regards  all  personal taxes,
 nam  r cux   beintg tile taxes dile upon any other kind of property than real estate and
 @la aitioii. 'a slaves, the publication required hy law shall he likewise considered as a
 t hreoxpi;on citation, and at the expiration of said publication, the filing into court o
 ath' tax-bill on said property shall he considered as a petition, the service
 regis Ict o  whereof has been  duly made;  and  the  Court inl which said tax-bill shall
              have  been filed, on heing satisfied that the said bill has been duly batinlped
           tIy .. by the Treasurer with the words,  Published according to law, shall at
 couri w lw tx. once proceed to enter iu) jlldgilnent by default against the delinquent tax-
 till ii duly Irawil
 up.      wyer; allnd tell days after such default   said  Court shall, on motion of the
 Alii:pliclieal li-i Assistant City Attorney, cause final judgment to be entered ill) against the
 omynrs publit l, d <lefendant; Provided, That, in nublishing the alphabetical list of names of
 To o tri, delinquent tax-payers on real estate,   slaves Or personal plopefty, the  rea-
 where.   r   surer shall give notice that judgment  thereon  will he applicd for to the
 neL   0ouri. 1)istrict Court, according to til first letter of' the name of the delinquent
   P 10 J. 'iCo ir tax-payers, as follows: All hills from A to D, inclusively, to the Second
   ir oN.  uil I)istkict Court; all iiPs froma E to ., inclusively, to the Third District
 . 1Fr11 Curt.   Court; all bills from K to N, inel ively, to tile Fourth District Court; all
 vi r  .   ]ills from O)   to It, inclusively, to the Fifth District Court; all bills from S
 N trwt  ura.  to Z, inclusively, to the Sixth District Court.
    JulguwIe t e SCc. 3. Be  it further enacitd, &¶-C., That on bills or tax-receipts, which
 tere       embrace at thle sne time landed property, slaves and persolial property,
   ii ,'ii~ii a-iy . em r ae t '0 'tl                    ori iic a d d rp
   ars   owil  1-v or landed property and personal property, or slaves and personal property,
   eact k~ild of the Assistant City Attorney enkforcing the collection of' the tax due by the
   erolty      delinquent tax-payer, shall proceed according to the mode   pointed out in
   jwr.ial Il.- the precedenkt section of this act, but thie judgmient entered shall specily
   r   noy     how   uch  is due For each separate kind of property;  and said judgment,
   il liliierecnil so fatr as relating to any personal tax, shall be executory only against the
   Sn   N      personal property of' the delinquent tax-payer, and shall not be recorded in
   iaL.        the mortgage  oflice of New Orleans.
   , dtsiin.vitzre Stec. 4. Be it further cr acted, 4-c., That the Sheriflf in executiig the
   and 04a. il said writ of seizure and sale, or thefi-fio any jigment   obtained against
   .ini trnslen  or tihe defendant for taxes due oil real estate, shall only be required to seize
   right'-, lIl .id l -%d, I o
       onei- un anld .ell all tite rights, title and interest of the defendant in and to the
   ~,lr Lky iicaioii property chargeable with the Unpaid tax, and lie shall not be required to
   rL vuiiruii   ive any other description of tile property, or designate the boundaries it
   is paroety bl alr y other mlalner than by the district of the city and tile several squares
   hs yitee.   b   stiects, in which the same may  he included; and the adjudication thus
               ilade by  the Shriff; or by the Constable, shall transfer to the purchaser a
               'od41 and valid   title to the extent of defendant's rights to the property
               owing   the tax, wyithiu the square or 5quares so described.

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