Notice Notice of Tax Auction
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NOTICE OF TAX AUCTION
Pursuant to Section 97.4(1) of the Property Assessment and Taxation Act, R.S.N.W.T. 1988, c. P-10 and amendments thereto, the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Fort Smith advises that the following properties are in arrears. These properties may be offered for public auction if the arrears of property taxes and the current and subsequent expenses incurred by the Town to collect the arrears are not paid on or before 10:00 a.m., September 28, 2021:
PROPERTY ADDRESS LOT PLAN MINIMUM SALE PRICE
11 Whooping Crane Crescent 642 319 82,800
606 Calder Avenue 665 319 132,600
372 Calder Crescent 187-01 620 168,150
870 837 43,875
138 Primrose Lane 1134 1711 90,300
5 Caribou Court 1321 1788 24,500
23 Portage Avenue 1402 1816 228,800
376 Calder Avenue 1455 2082 196,700
4 Willow Court 1725 4242 849,400
The auction is set for Tuesday, September 28, 2021, at Council Chambers, Town Office, Fort Smith, NT, at 10:00 a.m.
Please be advised of the following:
If before the public auction begins, any person including the assessed owner pays the arrears of property taxes and all reasonable expenses incurred by the Town of Fort Smith to collect the arrears with respect to a taxable property, the property will not be offered for auction.
Any person who pays the arrears of property taxes and expenses prior to commencement of the public auction may obtain a lien on the taxable property for the amount paid if that person is not the assessed owner and that person has an interest, estate, encumbrance or claim registered or filed under the Land Titles Act in or against the taxable property or is a transferee of such a person.
The assessed owner of any of the above taxable properties is entitled to redeem that taxable property within 30 days after the date of the public auction by paying the Town of Fort Smith the arrears of property taxes and all reasonable expenses incurred by the Town of Fort Smith to collect the arrears. Where a taxable property that is sold at the public auction is redeemed by its assessed owner, the sale cannot be completed and all rights and interests of the purchaser in the taxable property cease.
If a taxable property is sold at the public auction, every existing interest, estate, encumbrance or claim in or against the taxable property, will be extinguished, other than:
– a caveat registered under the Land Titles Act in respect of
– a restrictive covenant;
– an easement, including a utility easement;
– an easement agreement, including a party wall agreement;
– a restrictive covenant or an easement, including a utility easement;
– an easement agreement, including a party wall agreement;
– a reservation or interest to which the property is subject under paragraphs 69(a), (c) and (d) of the Land Titles Act;
– an interest, estate, encumbrance or claim of Her Majesty in Right of Canada;
– an interest, estate, encumbrance or claim that is prescribed or of a prescribed class.
McLENNAN ROSS
Barristers and Solicitors
301, 5109-48th Street
Yellowknife, NT X1A 1N5
Phone: (867) 766-7680
Attention: Edward Gullberg
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