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  • 273 (1) If land sold for taxes or subject to forfeiture is redeemed within the time limited for redemption, the collector or other proper officer of the taxing authority, as the case may be, must forthwith file with the registrar a notice in writing signed by the collector setting out that the land described in it has been redeemed and the date of the redemption.
  • (2) On receipt of the notice, the registrar must cancel the notice of sale or forfeiture and the reference to it in the register.
  • (3) One notice may cover a number of parcels that are registered collectively under one indefeasible title, but if the parcels are not so registered a separate notice is required in respect of each parcel.

1979-219-252; 1982-60-70, proclaimed effective August 1, 1983.

FORMS

Form of Notice of Tax Sale Redemption

Submissions

On the Form 17 Cancellation of Charge, Notation or Filing, select Nature of Interest, Notice of Tax Sale Redemption, and attach an image of the original notice.

The following is an example of a notice of tax sale redemption which is acceptable to the registrar:

PRACTICE

Cancellation of Tax Sale Notice

The cancellation of a tax sale notice is endorsed on title as follows:

TAX SALE NOTICE H12345 YY-MM-DD HH/MM CANCELLED BY (doc #), YY-MM-DD

CROSS REFERENCES AND OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Right of Redemption of Land Sold

See s. 660 of the Local Government Act regarding the right of redemption.

Filing Notice of Redemption in Land Title Office

See s. 662 of the Local Government Act regarding the collector’s obligation to promptly file the notice of redemption with the registrar if property is redeemed within the time allowed for redemption.

Secondary Sources

See Di Castri, Registration of Title to Land, vol. 2, para. 700.