Chapter 312 — Chapter 312
57 sections in this chapter.
ORS 312.515 Additional notices. A county shall provide notice to the Department of Revenue, the Department of Justice and the municipality, if any, in which the property is located
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(1) That proceedings to foreclose liens for delinquent taxes on the property have been instituted under ORS 312.050, to be provided on the date on which the proceedings are instituted; and (2) That one year remains before the period of redemption for the property expires under OR…
ORS 312.520 Retention, sale or transfer by county of foreclosed property; primary residences; public auction of unsold property; forgiveness of outstanding taxes upon retention or transfer to nonprofit; deposit of sales proceeds. (1)(a)(A) After the expiration of the statutory redemption period under ORS 312.120 or 312.122, the county may elect to retain the property for public purposes or transfer title to the property to a nonprofit organization for purposes of public benefit
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(B) The county shall procure an appraisal from a licensed appraiser that is unaffiliated with the county for property described in this paragraph. (b) Property that the county does not retain or transfer under paragraph (a) of this subsection shall be sold in accordance with subs…
ORS 312.530 Determination of surplus; value of foreclosed property; allowable costs to county. (1) As used in this section, “surplus” means an amount equal to the value of real property sold to a county on foreclosure under this chapter, and disposed of by the county in accordance with ORS 312.520, less the allowable costs the county may charge against the property under subsection (4) of this section
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(2) The amount of a surplus shall be determined within 60 days after the date on which the gross sales proceeds from the sale of the property are deposited in a separate, interest-bearing account under ORS 312.520 (8) or the value of the property has otherwise been determined und…
ORS 312.540 Claim of surplus; claims by heirs of former owner; claims based on valid lien or debt; former owner’s debts not extinguished. (1) A claimant is entitled to a return of a surplus, if any, in the amount determined under ORS 312.530, as of the date on which the county disposes of the claimant’s property as described in ORS 312.530 (3)
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(2) A claim for a surplus must be made with the State Treasurer in the manner provided by ORS 98.392 and 98.396. (3)(a) If the estate of a deceased former owner will not be probated, the State Treasurer shall allow a claim to be made by the heirs, devisees or a person named as a …
ORS 312.550 Notice of surplus; surplus, description of property, names of claimants and claim process to be published on state and county websites. (1) Within 60 days after the date on which a claim for a surplus could arise under ORS 312.540, the county shall deliver notice of a surplus to
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(a) The claimant at the claimant’s last known address; (b) The Estates Administration Program of the State Treasury; (c) The Department of Revenue; (d) The Department of Justice; and (e) The municipality, if any, in which the property to which the surplus relates is located. (2) …
ORS 312.560 Surplus as unclaimed property; county to deliver surplus to State Treasurer; rules; no action for damages. (1) A surplus is unclaimed property under ORS 98.302 to 98.436
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(2)(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this subsection, the governing body of the county shall file the report, and deliver the surplus, in the amount determined under ORS 312.530, to the State Treasurer for deposit, as provided in ORS 98.352. (b) Notwithstanding ORS 98.35…
ORS 312.990 Penalties. The commission of waste on property described in ORS 312.180 by the former owner or anyone acting under the permission or control of the former owner is punishable, upon conviction, by a fine of not less than twice the value so wasted
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